Isiah Campbell

At some point I got the understanding that it was not too good to move around while teaching because it seems like pacing and fidgeting and can cause students to focus on your movements rather than the lesson at hand but then another subject area pointed out that it helps students to stay more focus when instructor moves around and also it can be said that the instructor is claiming the whole classroom as the whole teaching territory therefore moving around is a absolute must to keep students engaged. I guess the difference is the pace of the movements?

I extremely appreciate the outlining of the difference between being a friend and a pal to students. The two can sometimes become confusing especially when trying to show the students that they can trust you and that you are their to support and encourage them. In a situation where the students are adults too and sometimes share same interests as you.

Sometimes trying to motivate a student who is having a rough time outside of the classroom and is distracted from class work because of those issues can sometimes seem like babysitting.