Wednesday, June 26, 2013

How to be an Engaging Teacher






In the last two decades, a significant amount of research has been dedicated to discovering the methods which prove useful in the learning progress of people. While this is a broad spectrum of information, let’s focus on some points relevant to the learning curve and the things which affect it. Especially, what possibilities can a teacher explore in order to make his course more interesting and affecting?

Studies suggest that the best way of learning comes from a person’s capacity to engage him in various motivational and innovative activities. Teaching becomes more efficient when an instructor engages his audience to actively participate, observe, speak, write, listen, think, draw, and implement. Enhanced teaching methods lead to:
              Potential implications, applications and benefits to others.
              Creates vision and clears concepts.
              Socializes students to promote healthy behavioral norms and ways of working.
              Provides clear objectives and clarify misunderstandings by making  an efficient use of allotted time.
By adjusting the pace of lecturing, replying to queries, providing regular feedback, making correction, efficiently summarizing what has been taught in the class, a positive learning motivation in the student is generated. All of these factors lead to a progressive teaching experience and satisfaction, not only for the teacher but also for the students.  More than often, teachers who want to leave a positive mark on their students resolve to set high standards for learning and development, make assessments of their own teaching methods effectiveness and always motivate and convey enthusiasm to their students for better results.
At McMillan University, highly qualified faculty exists who make it a priority that their students get the best of their teaching methodologies. McMillan University’s faculty is always available online 24/7 and conducts flexible classes to facilitate their students according to their schedule.

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