Sabrine Ishimwe

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Implementing Active Learning | Origin: ED111R

older adults prefer active learning and it is more efficient.

Sabrine Ishimwe

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Managing Student Behavior | Origin: ED104

it is good to know your class and remain in control. there will be quiet students in the class, some that will try to cheat, some that will come to class angry, and so forth. It is important to know how to address each case and keep the class moving forward.

Sabrine Ishimwe

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Dealing with Challenging Students | Origin: ED104

It is important to address the concern and get the attention of those who appear bored in class.

Sabrine Ishimwe

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Setting the Stage for Success | Origin: ED104

Be consistent and make clear of your expectation. Also always keep in mind WIIFM when preparing class material.

Sabrine Ishimwe

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Motivating Your Students | Origin: ED102

Creating trust, letting them know that you are here for them, and also knowing that you do not know everything. You can share your experience with the student, regroup and refocus, and make sure not to lose the excitement.

Sabrine Ishimwe

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Keeping Your Focus on the Students | Origin: ED102

Element of surprise in the lesson is another way to bring to live the lecture and the students might appreciate it.

Sabrine Ishimwe

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Understanding Student Characteristics | Origin: ED102

It is important to know the student's ability, needs, and experiences. All of this will play an important role in their learning.

Sabrine Ishimwe

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Delivering Course Content | Origin: ED101

When preparing a lesson, keep in mind different teaching and learning styles to target all your student's needs.

Sabrine Ishimwe

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Meeting the Class for the First Time | Origin: ED101

We are all bad at remembering each other's names, so do not expect to know them on the first day, but do make an effort to learn the student's name, nickname, or how they prefer to be called.

Sabrine Ishimwe

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Planning and Preparation | Origin: ED101

Be prepared and ready, don't wait until the last minute. Also, it's good to write down things that you agreed to do for the student.