Andrew Hogenson

I learned its important to deal with disruptive students right away. and that online learning is difficult for some students

I learned to address behaviors out of the gate about what may cause a student to be a non-participant online. Examples are avoidant, competitive, and dependent among others

Its very important to establish your authority from a distance so the students will give you the credibility you need for them to listen to your instructions.

I learned that every little detail of the course must be spelled out for the students, like area test timed, can they redo the test if didn't pass, are the questions the same on the second, or third try? All these little details need to be considered when setting up a class.

I learned the importance of proper delivery of the lecture content. Just because a lot of time and care was put into the creation of the lecture, if the delivery isn't up to par, the process was a failure

Meeting he class for the first tie sets the tone for the course. Even though I am a professional in my field, I am new to teaching in front of a class, but the students are new in their educational journey as well and its my responsibility to make them feel welcomed and know they will be supported.

Preparation is the key to a successful class. Make sure to read all the course content and make adjustments to support my teaching style.

I learned how better preparation will result in a more well run class. It is very important to know your subject matter and be about to present it in a manor that is well received by the students. Also, as an instructor, we must always demonstrate academic responsibility. The students will model after how we present ourselves.