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I think that the human factor is very important and i think its important for students to realize that you have been through what they are going through and validate their feelings. 

I like the idea of keeping the classroom as spontaneous as possible.

Recognition and reward are important aspects of teaching. It is important to respect students and it is important for students to have self respect.

I am glad they course discussed not teaching your students like high school students. 

I enjoyed reimagining the aspect of how my passion for the field can be used to enhance my classroom experience.

Being a confident instructor and creating a positive learning environment for higher achievement improves the overall success rate for students

The human factor is important because we are models of professionalism; something for students to aspire to be.  As such, students need to remember that although we are professionals and we take what we do seriously, we are also human and we make mistakes sometimes.  Especially in my field, there's always an expectation of "perfection" and it's important to remind students that nobody is perfect and those expectations are not realistic.

Learning students and adapting teaching methods is so difficulty. I believe that is why most people I see lecture.  I plan to make name cards for each student and work very hard to make sure I pronounce it well as I don't like when students change their name to make it easier for others to pronounce. I think that this talks about the level of caring by wanting to learn their names as quickly as possible. 

all students have different learning abilities

It is important to develop rapport with students this creates an open learning environment with daily reinforcement and rewards.

Considero que el animo y la afectividad del docente es un elemento que trasmite confianza y seguridad a los estudiantes, Un docente es el que dirige el proceso, no debe ser visto como el dueño de la verdad absoluta. Por lo tanto me aseguraré de trasmitir esa confianza a los estudiantes, además al tratar con adultos es importante el respeto a sus experiencias y el deseo de ser escuchados. 

I prefer to teach adult learners for they understand what it takes to put the time into learning something new.  I always strive to memorize all my students names within the first week of class. i find it show them that I respect them enough to get it right.

I like to engage my students in different ways to spark their intrest in a particular subject.  It also keeps it interesting for me as well.

I know that the quicker I achieve a connection with my students, the better they will attend and learn in my classroom.

This course gave me a lot of great tips and information to engage with my students in different ways. Students are people and should be treated with respect regardless of their age.

I learned that as teachers we need to be able to communicate good with our students and create a space in the classroom where everyone feels comfortable and welcome. Make a classroom where students feel safe, have respect for myself and others, and are engaged. 

Enthusiasm and fun are a great way to keep students engaged and motivated. Starting each class day out with light-hearted moments or jokes while students are getting is a great way to build rapport and a relaxing, open, and engaging environment for students to feel at ease in learning.

There are many ways to help students to learn which all stem from communicating with them and learning from them just as much as they learn from you. There are also many ways to improve their feelings of accomplishment which aid in retention.

Engage with the students. Learn their names, and prepare the material with them in mind. Make them participants in the lecture. Be lighthearted with them and support them.

The students need to know that the instructor cares about them and to keep the students engaged the instructor needs to be creative, also get a feel for the students as they enter the classroom by greeting them.

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