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Soft skill are transferable to other career, that is why it is important to gain soft skills so that they can be applied to a different career if you make a change.
I enjoy learning about thought reframing because it helps to replace negative thoughts with positive thoughts.
Soft Skills are used to build character, self-confidence, and fostering good relationships. Our students trust and respect grow from this foundation as they go forward.
There are so many gems that come out of these Soft Skills, and I will continue to work on them all because all of them help me to become a better professional as well as serve the students, staff, and community with resilience. The effective teaching strategies bring about added value to all parties involved.
I did not realize the extent of soft skills that are needed to be an effective instructor.
I will intend to apply these soft skills in my teaching by:
Continuously seeking feedback: Actively soliciting feedback from students and colleagues will help me identify areas for improvement and tailor my teaching methods accordingly.
Building relationships: Fostering strong relationships with my students based on trust, respect, and empathy will create a positive and supportive learning environment.
Embracing diversity: Celebrating and embracing the diversity of my students will help me create a more inclusive and equitable classroom.
Staying informed: Keeping up-to-date with educational trends and best practices will enable me to incorporate innovative and effective teaching strategies.
Practicing self-care: Taking care of my own well-being is essential for maintaining a positive and productive mindset.
By prioritizing soft skills, I believe I can create a more meaningful and impactful learning experience for my students.