giving daily feedback and personal attention build rapport with your students.
When teaching I try to do lecture and have hands on to demonstrate what real life experience its done. I also include stories about real life experience for a complete understanding of content. when students have questions I involve the entire class to see if any students have answers by stating in real life there are different circumstances that could involve much more but knowing concepts and how to apply them helps.
Be passionate about what you are teaching and it will create a positive influence on your students.
Create a safe environment for students to learn and feel supported. It is also key to have the students feel you are approachable.
Teach in a way that will keep students engaged. As an instructor, you do not want to lose your students but you can use some teaching methods that will allow the students to learn the material/content in a fun and focused way. Furthermore, allow the students to share their experiences as these can assist with the learning process but do not encourage one-on-one competition between students as this can disrupt the learning environment. Instead, have group competition that encourages learning in the classroom.
I love the human factor approach. This is crucial to the art of teaching and for student retention.
Being empathetic and sympathetic to students needs and what is going on in their outside life from school. Letting them know how much you understand but also emphasizing that they must be at school. Give them resources that may help in their time of need to help retain them.
It is always good to learn your students and arrange group discussions to help engage your students. It will also help them reflect on the lesson at hand.
You need to learn your students to understand them and by understanding them you can find out the best way they learn. Developing a rapport with them is also helpful in understanding the way they learn.
Building rapport with students is very important and will keep them interested in learning more and more.
Teaching the subject matter with excitement and fun goes a long way in keeping students engaged.
It help me understand how important it is to build bridges between me and my students before caring about the contentes of the class
Showing excitement and enthusiasm about what you are teaching will help get students enthused about the subject.
I believe a down-to-earth approach is much more received than an uptight instructor
Recognizing varying situations in which you need to adapt your lesson plans, teaching style and perhaps and content material. Being flexible and fun while maintaining professionalism is upmost important.
It is important to get to know your students, in order to teach them the way they need you to. Every student is different.
Be excited about the content your are about to teach and transfer that onto your students. Start the class with a anecdote or something that will help you get a feel of the class's mood for that day. Enjoy teaching your students!
It is important to provide a safe classroom for students to learn. It is also important to provide a learning environment where students can be engaged.
Trying to be creative and fun can be a great way of connecting with students to gain their trust and built a relationship with them as a mentor and counselor in their prospective trade.
