Hi Jason, You are on the right track in developing your instructional style. In many cases instructors use their learning style as their instructional style resulting in confusion on the part of many students. By developing an instructional style that is a combination of your personality, good instruction, and modeling from previous instructors you will develop into an instructor of merit. I would suggest that you use or develop a course evaluation format that gives you the feedback you really want from your students. Many course evaluation forms are so general that they don't give more than a broad picture of what you did as an instructor. I have developed a evaluation model I call “Strands of Strength” that enables me to hone in on exactly what I want to know from my students in relation to how I am doing that specific instructional phase. I keep track of this information and then use it to prepare for the next phase. Keep up the good work. Gary --