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Working With Students
Blake Mills edited this page Jul 15, 2019
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Positive and productive communication between instructors, TAs, and students is vital to a successful class.
Students will be looking to instructors, TAs, and the curriculum for knowledge and guidance. Have empathy when speaking to students, remember that learning to code is not an easy task. Keep in mind that we all learn at different speeds and in different ways. Be supportive and patient as the students demonstrate and describe their issues.
Keeping the students motivated is important for any class. Students having
- Please send feedback and thoughts about the course or curriculum to a LaunchCode staff member
- Do not speak negatively of the curriculum in front of the students
- Do not suggest that the topics are wrong our out of order
- Do not teach topics or tools that are not in the curriculum
- Mentioning other topics or tools to enrich the student experience is fine
- Lecture (TODO: should this go here?)
- Studios (TODO: should this go here?)
- Checking in with individual students
- Falling behind
- Keeping advanced students engaged
- Skipping course activities (e.g. prep work or studios)
- Poor attendance