Your syllabus is a great guide.
Having a checklist would help me to remember the specific needs of each student. I'm not a notepad person and I would probably lose it. However, I can make notes on my cellphone that I can update regularly and be able to keep track of in a better way.
Following your syllabus, Planning for class ahead of time and making a checklist. Holding your students accountable to the standards you set and the deadlines required.
I have learned that by preparing early and carefully will cover the important information in the class.
Utilizing a comprehensive checklist emerges as a pivotal strategy for instructors seeking to alleviate initial apprehensions experienced by participants in their first-class settings. Crafting and maintaining a meticulously curated list proves invaluable, facilitating a structured approach to course preparation and delivery. This systematic process empowers instructors to methodically address essential elements while ensuring that no crucial aspect remains overlooked or neglected.
Being prepared for class help to set the ton for the course as well as portray a level of professionalism.
Having an outline/syllabus and checklist are important to make sure all information is covered. The atmosphere in the classroom should be conducive to learning
Preparation is essential for successful classroom management.
Syllabus utilized is a prescribed generic format which contains information that is not relevant or applicable to students in the course I have been assigned to teach, i.e. it references requirements for another discipline/field of study with regard to attendance and meeting program requirements. Also, it is very challenging in an "accelerated" nursing program to abbreviate content for required reading assignments and limit focus to a single concept instead of what I have been accustomed to doing at other postsecondary institutions which usually included discussing common ailments within a content area such as the accessory organs of the GI tract and discussing liver disorders, not just limiting classroom and nursing skills laboratory discussion to the various types of viral hepatitis.
Be prepared early. Create a syllabus that is helpful to students because it will describe their entire course,
Make sure you follow a check list.
Have a checklist and be early in your classroom to think about the first day of the class, and how to make it more interesting for the students.
Be prepared by following a check list. Be early in your classroom and greet each student with a smile.
Checklists can be an important tool to keep the instructor on track and to give the students an accurate plan with expectations.
Be prepared and ready, don't wait until the last minute. Also, it's good to write down things that you agreed to do for the student.
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Traffic since to always be a problem in the city I teach. However, the students never seen to prepare for this situation everyday. I totally agree that the student must be accountable.
Be prepared, keep notebook handy and always have a check list to stay on track
Learning about course objectives and syllabus development.
