William Brown

Being consistent  in designing or presenting modules or teaching in general seems to be very important. 

I learned that as an old time "hands on" instructor, I have lots more to learn about CMS and IT issues to be successful.

I am an old Vietnam combat vet, came back on a Red Cross plane, spent time in a Military Hospital. Had no idea why I spent 10-years bouncing jobs, relationships, and mostly drunk. Now been with the same Saint (wife) for 47-years. She had a rough go of it, but we both stayed faithful. There was minimal acknowlegement of the Vet's problems, until about the 1st Gulf War. Lost many friends and old classmates to booze, drugs, or suidcide. Ihave come a really long way in my never-ending journey to become "normal" HA!. Having said all this, I think I… >>>

I have tended to under prepare, and go TOO fast, sometimes running out of material.

Good examples of how to be better prepared, and more effective.

Very good examples for ways to deal with the disruptive, hostile, or tempted to cheat student. There seems to be one in almst every class.

Good insights into how totame theshow-off, involve the shy types.

Mr. Bill

Strive to be a consistant role model, explaining and showing rules, guidelines, my expectationss of them.

Mr. Bill

Share your knowlege with proffessionalism and passion. 

Share your knowlege with passion and professionalism.

Mr. Bill