I enjoyed reading and replying to the forums with this course. A lot of great ideas and good feedback.

The modules were informative and well organized. Reading through peer reflections on course topics was interesting as well. 

out of all the courses I have taken, this one was by far my favorite.  I enjoy instructing the clinical classes, and now I have the knowledge to make the classes even more exciting and interesting than they already are.  Thank you so much for this course.

I'm glad I took the Gen Y course, it gives me a better understanding of the different generational characteristics, that make learning different for each group.

This course was very educational and I started using some of the activities the next day and the students seemed to enjoy it.

This course had alot of helpful information. In taking the quiz I felt that some of the answers that I had missed could have applied to the questions.

This course was informative to me and ties up with my everyday teaching. I will be happy to share what I have learned with other member of my faculty.

This was a very lengthy, comprehensive course. I learned a lot.

This was very valuable information.

I enjoyed this course. It was very informative with lots of golden nuggets that I can use to better myself.

I enjoyed this course. I love psychology and enjoyed applying the principles to teaching adult learners in the classroom.

This course has given me such powerful tools to help me become a better instructor. Teaching techniques have come along way since the 70's. As an instructor I know how important it is to hold the attentions of our students so any and all ideas are welcome. I have really enjoyed 

I found this course useful in identifying potenetial stressors. I know stress can come down the chain from the top. I think management personal need to remember this. Just because issues arise at the top doesn't mean issues at the bottom have gone away. Until everyone communicates constantly, we all will be the dog chasing the tail!

I really enjoyed this course! I feel as though I got a lot out of it, and will be able to implement what I have learned within my classroom.

This course especially made me question my delivery methods, and also my use of extra credit and whether or not it would truly benefit my students in the long run.

I feel that with each course I complete, I am improving as an Instructor. Being new to the field of teaching, this is vital to me. I can't wait for the next chance to learn!

I believe that the contents of the information that Ive learned will benefit me further in my teaching.

I just completed my training and it confirms how our attitudes and attention to each student is important.  To motivate and guide them through the journey of their program of education.   Understanding the situation this students can have as barrier and provide assistance to overcome some of the challenges.

One of the "taboo topics" is that there are individuals in this business who are neurotics.  They may or may not be instructors.  They could be anyone in the organization.

These individuals have more than the usual and "normal" psychological baggage that we all have to one extent or another.  Theyare, as we say, "certifiable."

When these dragons are lose they make everyone around them miserable. 

I had the opportunity of tracking one of these individuals as an unofficial consultant to a school manager and an instructor.  It is a wonder that the school did not get sued. 

These individuals… >>>

I found the additional information on communications with studnets of learning disabilities very valuable.  I am sharing with my other dental faculty especially when it pertains to new concepts in dentistry.  We are on a pattern of giving the lectures with immediate hands on techniques demonstrating the material presented. 

Great material for 1st time instructor!

student retention is very hot topic and needs moreattention from us .

i learned a lot from ED209 course,,was great couse .

i give my students gift cards every one in awhile to keep them excited and for them to come and do well