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Jacqueline, I agree. I'm sure that your students are confident in knowing that they will arrive into the career world with practical knowledge and an understanding of industry standards and guidelines. Tremayne Simpson

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Student Input

Robert, This is an excellent example of effectively, collecting and utilizing student input for the course. Tremayne Simpson

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Using Standards as Guidelines

Joyce, Also, it provides the students with confidence in knowing that there course is directly related to industry standards and not just, impractical theories. Tremayne Simpson

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Student Input

James, I actually believe that student input can positively impact the development of content. Provided that there are filters in place (instructor and administration) and a structure that is implemented for the collection of student input, their feedback can provide excellent research in regards to over course effectiveness. Tremayne Simpson

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Student Input

David, What methods do you use to ensure that your students are providing candid responses regarding the course? Tremayne Simpson

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James, This is a great practice to keep, even as you grow towards becoming a veteran instructor. Student feedback is essential in self evaluation as well as the development of course content for the future. Tremayne Simpson

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Student Input

Sherry, I agree. I have found that you get more candid responses from students, when meeting with them outside of classroom. Tremayne Simpson

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Documenting Your Lesson Plans

Lou, I agree. Also, "standardizing" is commonly perceived as a negative word, however in the case, it is important that all teachers (that teach similar courses) are consistant and are meeting the learning objectives with similar methods. Tremayne Simpson

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Documenting Your Lesson Plans

Joseph, How often do you update your lesson plans, specifically for courses that you have taught more than once? Tremayne Simpson

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Documenting Your Lesson Plans

Albert, Excellent points! Instructors should always be prepared, no matter what unforeseen issues occur prior or during the class session. Tremayne Simpson