Eloy Chavira

This has been excellent information; much of what I teach in my Human Sexuality class for Garden City Community College.  I have found that understanding consent is very important for everyone to know, as this can either be unclear, or misunderstood 

Communication is key to become a good instructor specially be very respectful and patiente 

This module was really informative on how to protect our students and what to do about it while they getting attacked by all this verbal harassment, unwanted text, etc

This course is preparing us to become a better workers around the campus and have that knowledge to teach our students to a higher level and in a safe place and maner.

My role is to not being mean to people with disabilities and be a better person with them.

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