1. Understanding Student Diversity: Recognize and embrace the diverse backgrounds, experiences, and learning styles of students. Differentiate instruction to accommodate various levels of readiness, interests, and abilities.
2. Clear Learning Objectives: Establish clear and measurable learning objectives for each lesson or unit. Communicate these objectives to student, providing a roadmap for their learning journey as per your course requirement.
3. Active Engagement: Encourage active participation during learning process.
4. Effective Communication: Communicate clearly and effectively with students, using language and explanations that are appropriate for their developmental level. Encourage open communication and active listening, creating opportunities for student to express their thoughts, questions, and concerns.
5. Reflection and Adaptation: Identify areas for improvement and experimentation, and be willing to adapt and refine your approach based on evidence and feedback.