It is important to understand what needs students have, and include them as much as possible.
Understand student's intrinsic needs and view the environment (extrinsic needs) through the eyes of the student.
Creating a safe and open space for success for students.
going into a classroom of all adult ages, and backgrounds will be interesting. This is some information to really think about and implement in my future career as an educator.
This has definitely helped me to learn how to listen effectively to my students but also how not to get sucked into their problem!
Enhancing Student Retention, Comment to Response Group.
Maslow's research refers to Abraham Maslow's theories on human motivation in psychology, particularly his famous hierarchy of needs and concepts of self-actualization. Research on Maslow's work examines its application and limitations and diverse fields such as mental health, education, and business, exploring how his ideas inform our understanding of well-being and the fulfillment of human potential. Abraham Maslow's core concepts:
1. Hierarchy of Needs
2. Psychological needs
3. Safety needs
4. Love and belonging
5. Esteem needs and
6. Self-actualization.
Note: Self-actualization is the highest level of representing the desire to become everything one is capable of becoming through personal growth and the realization of one's potential.
It is important to know my students experience and knowledge, so I can support and teach effectively.
As an instructor, be willing to listen to students, and let them be assured that you understand them and want to help them become successful
Instructors can support student retention and success by understanding each student’s motivations, challenges, learning styles, and backgrounds. Age and cultural factors may influence motivation, so teaching should be fair, consistent, and tailored to individual learning needs to ensure all students feel supported.
Instructors can aid in student retention and success by possessing understanding of students' individual motivations, challenges, learning styles, and educational and cultural backgrounds. Students age may play a part in what motivates them, and instructors should keep this in mind. Overall, it is important to help each student feel supported.
We are all different and learn at different levels, however it is important to know how each student learns and on what platform. Our teaching approach should be fair, and consistent.
My key takeaway is the importance of supporting students who face language barriers and may feel apprehensive about adapting to a new environment.
It's very important to adapt to your students so that they receive the proper education, but also remember that they are also adults young and old and to treat them accordingly.
It is important to get to know your students so that you can provide appropriate encouragement/support to them along their educational journey.
when you teach a class you nee to link the material with the people who are in them. you can pull from each individuals past experience and use it in your class.
It is important to understand that not all students in the classroom learn, adapt and process information the same way. It is important to get to know your students to uncover their priorities and needs to provide a well rounded learning experience that feels supportive to not only younger inexperienced learners but older learners with more life experience as well.
It is important to get to know your students so that you can provide appropriate encouragement/support to them along their educational journey.
Assessing students levels of experience is important to facilitate inclusion, We have to remember that we are learners in a teaching environment.
inclusion is important because it gets all students involved and gives the feeling of being involved in their learning success
Foster a strong sense of belonging.
