Get Your Students Hired
I have learned that there are many ways to engage students. I have also learned how to be an instructor by motviating, engaging, and encouraging the students.
Be an encouraging leader with compassion for students and desire to keep them interested and growing in the field.
I have learned to keep current in my frield, communicate love for the subject, love for the students. be the student's friend not pal. We are models, managers, and motivators.
From this “Developing as an Instructor” module, I’ve learned about the “Five C’s” (Credible, Candid, Compassionate, Committed, and Clear). I will apply the Five C’s as an instructor by staying current in the field, and also current in the field of education by learning from peers and other resources, and taking continuing education courses like this one.
We are all humans we make mistakes don't dwell upon it keep moving Don't make it worse
Developing as an instructor seems to entail a lot of retrospection to understand my own strengths and places of improvement. By understanding these aspects of myself, I can better create lesson plans and learning opportunities for my students. On top of this, I must retain my appearance as a leader using credible, candid, compassionate, commited, and clear actions.
Set an example as the instructor because the students will model their behavior after yours. Maintain professionalism and be a motivator.
Teachers as a motivator plays role to provide stimulation and encouragement to increase students’ interest and motivation
As an educator bringing your passion for your profession and motivating the students is important. I think application of the 5 C's is important to enhance learning among the students.
Create opportunites for students to motivate themselves.
Dont' become a babysitter!
DO NOT become a Pal!
Do not try to prove I am the smartest in the room. Do convince students that I love the subject matter and I love them.
Modle -set the example
manage set the tone that navagate the class
motivate give feebback as soon as possible
Remember your previous instructors when you were a student and why they were great leaders and use and incorporate those qualities into your teaching style.
I've learned about ways of staying current and helping students learn from my practice.