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1 Seminar Title Nine Essential Elements of an Effective Instructor Len Sperling, MBA, CRI, CSR(A)

2 RESEARCH Students of Memorial University (St. John’s, Newfoundland) were asked to provide their perceptions of effective teaching, both on campus and distance instruction. Specifically, students were requested to identify and rank five characteristics of an effective instructor, explain why each characteristic was deemed important, and describe classroom behaviors demonstrating each characteristic. http://www.mun.ca/educ/faculty/mwatch/laura_treslan_SPET HE_Paper.pdf

3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ellen Smyth, Instructor, Austin Peay State University

4 WHY? When working with students, we should consider what students expect from us as it relates to teaching. What do students need? How do they perceive effective teaching? When an instructor exhibits traits that students consider essential, students will naturally be more open to learning from that instructor.

5 PURPOSE The traits in this seminar were identified by students as most essential to effective teaching. All nine traits work together to improve learning, but simply knowing them will do little. The purpose of this session is to (1) reflect on each trait as it relates to your own teaching and (2) to provide takeaways as to how we can put these traits into action to increase student learning.

6 NINE ESSENTIAL TRAITS Minimum font size recommended is 22 pt. FACE-TO-FACEONLINE 1. Respectful 2. Knowledgeable2. Responsive 3. Approachable3. Knowledgeable 4. Engaging4. Approachable 5. Communicative 6. Organized 7. Responsive7. Engaging 8. Professional 9. Humorous

7 NINE ESSENTIAL TRAITS Minimum font size recommended is 22 pt. FACE-TO-FACEONLINE 1. Respectful 2. Knowledgeable2. Responsive 3. Approachable3. Knowledgeable 4. Engaging4. Approachable 5. Communicative 6. Organized 7. Responsive7. Engaging 8. Professional 9. Humorous

8 RESPECT The aspects of respectful are particularly important for new students. Why is respect necessary? How can we show respect?

9 RESPECTFUL

10 How to apply: Identify ways we can show respect to students.

11 NINE ESSENTIAL TRAITS Minimum font size recommended is 22 pt. FACE-TO-FACEONLINE 1. Respectful 2. Knowledgeable2. Responsive 3. Approachable3. Knowledgeable 4. Engaging4. Approachable 5. Communicative 6. Organized 7. Responsive7. Engaging 8. Professional 9. Humorous

12 KNOWLEDGEABLE

13 NINE ESSENTIAL TRAITS Minimum font size recommended is 22 pt. FACE-TO-FACEONLINE 1. Respectful 2. Knowledgeable2. Responsive 3. Approachable3. Knowledgeable 4. Engaging4. Approachable 5. Communicative 6. Organized 7. Responsive7. Engaging 8. Professional 9. Humorous

14 APPROACHABLE

15 NINE ESSENTIAL TRAITS Minimum font size recommended is 22 pt. FACE-TO-FACEONLINE 1. Respectful 2. Knowledgeable2. Responsive 3. Approachable3. Knowledgeable 4. Engaging4. Approachable 5. Communicative 6. Organized 7. Responsive7. Engaging 8. Professional 9. Humorous

16 ENGAGING

17 NINE ESSENTIAL TRAITS Minimum font size recommended is 22 pt. FACE-TO-FACEONLINE 1. Respectful 2. Knowledgeable2. Responsive 3. Approachable3. Knowledgeable 4. Engaging4. Approachable 5. Communicative 6. Organized 7. Responsive7. Engaging 8. Professional 9. Humorous

18 COMMUNICATIVE

19 NINE ESSENTIAL TRAITS Minimum font size recommended is 22 pt. FACE-TO-FACEONLINE 1. Respectful 2. Knowledgeable2. Responsive 3. Approachable3. Knowledgeable 4. Engaging4. Approachable 5. Communicative 6. Organized 7. Responsive7. Engaging 8. Professional 9. Humorous

20 ORGANIZED

21 NINE ESSENTIAL TRAITS Minimum font size recommended is 22 pt. FACE-TO-FACEONLINE 1. Respectful 2. Knowledgeable2. Responsive 3. Approachable3. Knowledgeable 4. Engaging4. Approachable 5. Communicative 6. Organized 7. Responsive7. Engaging 8. Professional 9. Humorous

22 RESPONSIVE

23 NINE ESSENTIAL TRAITS Minimum font size recommended is 22 pt. FACE-TO-FACEONLINE 1. Respectful 2. Knowledgeable2. Responsive 3. Approachable3. Knowledgeable 4. Engaging4. Approachable 5. Communicative 6. Organized 7. Responsive7. Engaging 8. Professional 9. Humorous

24 PROFESSIONAL

25 NINE ESSENTIAL TRAITS Minimum font size recommended is 22 pt. FACE-TO-FACEONLINE 1. Respectful 2. Knowledgeable2. Responsive 3. Approachable3. Knowledgeable 4. Engaging4. Approachable 5. Communicative 6. Organized 7. Responsive7. Engaging 8. Professional 9. Humorous

26 HUMOROUS

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