Be prepared and make a conscious effort to get to know your students.
It is important to have checklist, notepad and well-prepared for the first day of class.
It is important to come to class early and prepared. Being prepared for the class helps it to run smoother.
Do a good review of syllabus and have checklist / notebook available.
Early preparation is key so that you can start to get kinks out before the class begins.
Be early and prepared, have a checklist, even seasoned instructor gets 1st day nerves.
I learned that successful teaching stems from preparation and planning. Being organized and timely could prove to be necessary characteristics in the art of teaching.
The importance of keeping a checklist so you can cover all you need to cover. The importance of preparing ahead and arriving to class early to meet and greet students.
Being prepared, reviewing my course objectives, having a checklist
Even experienced teachers get first day nerves. Keeping a checklist of things you need to accomplish or do beforehand is helpful.
By preparing a detailed syllabus, it gives the student a map that you can reinforce along the way. It eases their stress and gives them realistic expectations about how the class will be and why it is important. I like the idea of making checklists to ensure a thorough session and carrying a notepad for questions/complaints to follow up on later.
Planning and preperation is important.
Being prepared is a must - whether a novice or a seasoned instructor.
I loved being early and set up...
Keeping a note pad to reference.
Have lesson plans planned out and laid out for myself. Keep a checklist of core needs to be taught and a layout to follow the instruction and lecture.
I have learned to make sure I am prepared for the days lesson. To be on time and accountable.
From this module, I've learned that if I set up the classroom for success with a proper syllabus and objective goal sheet; I can help myself as a successful instructor and keep myself on track
How to use these tools to stay better organized.
In this section I realized that showing up early can really show your students that you are there for them and care.
Review course objectives, familiarize yourself with content, outline and map out your course - it's beneficial to the students and you as the instructor
