Said Shehadeh CHEP

I agree with your point, but I also would lke to mention that you have to place some level/degree of responsibility on the student. The student should be empowered to let you know if they need anything at any point.

Jeffrey Schillinger

Said,

Each student needs to be held accountable for their choices. Our job is to help them make the right ones and to help them recover from poor ones.

Jeffrey Schillinger

Karyn Cernera Bush

I agree with this comment. It is important, as instructors, to set consistant policy and procedure in the class and hold the students accountable for meeting this standard. This way, all students feel as if they are being treated equally.

Antonio Rico Bragado

The consistence and the effective teachers teach classroom procedures by first
defining, stating, demonstrating, and modeling procedures
and allowing for classroom questions and understandings.

Timothy Bresnahan

being consistent will ensure that you are thorough in matters of the class room and lab both

Ginell Agnew CHEP

Making sure to establish a consistence with your teaching styles will make the student feel more at ease about taking your course. Making the transition from one subject to another knowing the outcome will be the same secures a students accountability for the class.

Lairlyn Romeroso

Consistency is important . Students will genuinely feel that we care if we are always consistent on helping them from the day they start to the day they graduate. I think it will be a an excellent adverstisement. Graduates students sharing their experieces from the school.

John Hammersla

Very true, I agree. And to go even further to be consistent when following/enforcing the rules.

Gamaliel Marroquin

I strongly agree on this point as consistency sets a positive learning environment in which students feel motivated, on-track and engaged with the end result being better comprehension, retention and real world application of learned concepts.