Preparation is definitely the key to becoming the best instructor you can be. You not only use what you learned in the field but what you learned from learning your trade and from whom.
what i took from this , is that taking time to prepare my self by looking at the syllabus to be prepared for the lesson presentation adding on my life experience can also help them evaluate how i resolved any challenges i've encounter , I also learn that how we precent ourselves is everything showcases professionalism.
I learned from this module that as an instructor there is more than just teaching the content of the courses. The instructor needs to be able to reach the students and ignite their passions to complete their studies. There is a lot more to planning and executing a good class and have it be educational for all students not just a handful of them.
I thoroughly enjoyed reviewing this module and learned that there are many valuable resources available for those that are just starting to teach. I was also reminded of the importance of maintaining professionalism and consistently modeling positive behavior for students, as educators play a critical role in setting expectations and creating a respectful learning environment.
I learned that to be a good instructor, you should conduct yourself in a professional manner. Be prepared before class start time as well as being on time yourself. Be in uniform as well maintain yourself in a manner that your students will deliver to there future customers/clients.
I learned that to be a good instructor, you should conduct yourself in a professional manner. Be prepared before class start time as well as being on time yourself. Be in uniform as well maintain yourself in a manner that your students will deliver to there future customers/clients.
Professionalism and basic common courtesy can set the tone for a positive class experience
Professionalism must be demonstrated in and out of the classroom. Instructors should know content very well and also be motivators and managers in class.
I enjoyed the Harvard posts. Enthusiasm and professionalism, along with content knowledge, are the keys.
Being a teacher extends far beyond delivering lessons. Teaching is a professional responsibility that requires consistent integrity, composure, and intentional conduct both inside and outside of the classroom.
Being an instructor is more than just teaching. You are a role model to many students. It brings me joy when my students tell me that they couldn't do it without me. Also when they thank you for being patient and understanding to meet their needs individually.
I agree with Michael, you don't know what you don't know until you begin as an instructor. I thought I understood but then I became very aware how much I did not know.
I learned that being an instructor is more than just knowing the content. It involves modeling professionalism, and maintaining control of the learning environment for the students. This structure will assist in supporting their learning.
I learned that being an instructor I must be able to bring great energy to students, being myself and confident and knowledgeable with my set skill. I control the setting in the classroom while being respectful to my students. prepare ahead of time before class. dress appropriately, be a role model and not a pal. Engage with my students allowing them to feel comfortable with me as their instructor.
I learned that being an instructor you are responsible for setting the tone and energy of your classroom. It is important to carry yourself well and treat your students with respect and professionalism. They look up to you and how you model yourself matters.
These instructive modules have taught and brought awareness to me as far as structuring my classroom and to have a proper balance between being friendly but also being the disciplinary and setting that tone as a leader.
I learned that you control the temperature and mindset of the room.
I have learned to be engaging with the students and keep in mind attention span and students that are non traditional.
Having a lesson plan is important to help you outline the day and planning learning activities will help increase student engagement
I’ve learned that developing as an instructor means creating a supportive, clear, and engaging learning environment where students feel motivated to participate. I plan to apply this by becoming the kind of teacher students want to come to, approachable, consistent, and committed to their success.
