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I learned how important time management is for the student and a calendar is so helpful.

 

The seven principles of learning will help both instructors and students to know their responsibility for online teaching.

 

I have determined that the 7 principles of learning may not only work for online learning only but for face to face learning as well. 

It was helpful to learn the diffrent ways of teaching but the foundation of the seven principles of teaching 

 

Helping students with time management is essential.  I can do this partly by adding the expected time needed to assignments and modules and sharing a well-planned calendar and syllabus.  

I liked the idea of incorporating the idea of netetitte into our online classes is important. I plan to merge that idea into my online class.

It is important to encourage students to  plan and set  goals and avoid pitfalls such as procastination that usually jeopardizes online students' performance. I will ensure that I apply the 7 principles of good practice in my online teacing

The seven principles of learning is inclusive to all of the models thus far

As an instructor i must understand  students do not simply do not want to do the work but fall into online pitfalls of learning. They are balancing so much on thier plate and must manage their time well. 

As with any communication, tone and attitude are essential components.

As in all aspects of life, goals and plans get us where we want to go most efficiently.  Students need to learn this for the class and to be successful participants in life.

 

Netiquette rules should be adhered too by all student learners in the class. 

 

Setting goals with students that are realistic. Use the 7 principles in your online class. This will help with communication in the online classroom. Think about what is taught vs how it is taught. 

 

I like the play on words with RESPECT. I like fundamentels clearly laid out.

Reiterate to students the importance of time management to students and provide them with skills and tools to aid in time management.  Seeing as time management is left up to the studen ts I believe when teaching online, you would be well served to break your assignments up into several small assignments due at different periods throughout the course instead of only a few or even one large assignment.  I believe this will keep those who are prone to procrastination to not find themselves in too deep when the time comes to hand in final assignment as they've been forced to hand in parts of it as the course progressed.

 

I am a high school teacher taking this course while going through the virus.  Many of my students have said that one thing they have learned is time management skills.  Procrastination put many students behind in posting assignments in the beginning, and now they have become better time managers.  Many are posting assignments the same day they are assigned.

 

The seven principles of learning apply to both instructors and students.  For instructors they can serve as a guidlines to improve teaching and learning.  For students, they provide guidelines for students understanding what they need to do to be successful.  Participating in an online class require students practice they same rules of etiquette they would observe if they were in a face-to-face class.  

The seven principles for teachers and students is a useful tool for writing out the expectations for courses.

 

I've learned here how important it is to establish the goals of the course and how to translate this information to students.  One such way will be to create sub-groups within the class that will help to facilitate Q&A where it pertains to online learning principals.

Online classes are not easier classes.  Students have to plan extra time for reading and writing, typically 2 to 3 hours per 1 hour of online time.  Students need to adhere to professional  respectful guidelines during online course work.  Teachers need  to outline in the syllabus the expectations for time management and professional discussions.

 

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