WHAT IS THE POTENTIAL EFFECT ON YOU AS A TEACHER OF STUDENTS WHO LACK MOTIVATION?

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WHAT IS THE POTENTIAL EFFECT ON YOU AS A TEACHER OF STUDENTS WHO LACK MOTIVATION?

WHAT FEARS DO YOU THINK YOUR STUDENTS HAVE?

HOW WILL YOU MITIGATE THESE FEARS?

WHY ARE STUDENT FEEDBACK MECHANISMS IMPORTANT?

DESCRIBE THE STUDENT FEEDBACK MECHANISMS YOU WILL BUILD.

WHAT SPECIFIC ACTIONS WILL YOU PERFORM TO CONSISTENTLY MOTIVATE YOUR STUDENTS?

EXPLAIN WHY ESTABLISHING GOOD COMMUNICATION WITH THE PARENTS IS CRUCIAL.

HOW WILL YOU COMMUNICATE WITH THEIR PARENTS?

WHY IS MASTERY OF YOUR COURSE CONTENT RELEVANT TO THEM BEYOND THEIR FORMAL SCHOOLING?