Comment on Raquel Sariles's post:
Hi Raquel, thank you for your post. I complete agree with you - to lead by example. There is a hypocritical saying that I hear often that says, "Do as I say, not as I do." That saying prompts me to evaluate my own conduct with others, whether it is within my family setting or workplace.
Being an instructor is more than just teaching students a course. It involves modeling professionalism, planning ahead classroom time, and to motivate students to success. Modeling professionalism includes displaying appropriate behaviors, appropriate attire and proper conduct in and out of the classroom. Planning ahead involves being prepared with the course content, classroom organization and developing skills to help manage students' learning a success. To motivate students involves providing the students positive reinforcement and feedback.
The essential roles of a teacher and the competencies required to be a successful as an instructor in an educational institution. We must recognize the different roles as instructors' we play in the educational process.
I appreciated the video from Harvard about arriving early to class to engage with the students so show that I really care about them as individuals.
Know your subject well, present it in a way that is professional but also engaging, and never act as though you are the smartest person in the room.
This model was a great reminder of how to present yourself to students. Making sure to be a professional, motivate your students, and be excited about the subject being taught were the areas that stood out the most to me.
educating myself and staying up to date on materials
Show how passionate you are on your field, and stay professional.
To be the best instructor I can be, there are a few necessities I need to implement: Planning and Preparation, being a model, manager, and motivator and lastly, creating and maintaining a positive role as a result of the 5 C's... Credible, Candid, Compassionate, Committed, and Clear.
It is important to maintain professionalism during interactions and teaching.
As in instructor we are models of professionalism and are to lead by example. It is also important to continue to grow professionally.
To be a successful instructor, I must be professional and lead by example as a role model plus encouraging and supporting the students as a motivator.
We can always improve our teaching skills. Set goals and create a plan of actions of what skills we are needing and wanting to improve. If we are not excited about the subject we are teaching how do we expect our students to become excited. We are the students role models, manager and motivator.
khazal altalib
I have learend how to be a good teacher by giving all knowledge and skill i have and how to act with the student and try to help them and try to explain to them and show them correct way to do their project and encourage them if they do not succeed the first time they should try a gain and they should be honest and patient and how i have to improve my way of teaching for the best and i have to solicit to others and to teach the students how to be disciplinarian and how to be a leader in the classroom and be on time because they will get these impression from me in the future.
I have learned to show enthusiasm about your subject matter
I have learnt that students will model your behavior so its important to lead by example, whilst setting clear expectations for conduct, professionalism, growth and academic development.
The roles of an instructor, especially being the motivator and disciplinarian. Discipline is not something you think much about when you consider the audience you are teaching.
Comment on Virginia Perryman's post: Better say, this is the model outside, you are the selling product, sell yourself by dress and act as a professional.
Comment on Alexander Peters's post: Teach by example.
