ASHI and MEDIC First Aid Blog

April 28, 2015

Instructor Tips

A great teacher is someone you remember for years after your class. All instructors hope to achieve such a hall-of-fame status with their students, but for the emergency care instructor, the motivation to do so goes far beyond mere personal satisfaction.

Simply put, if they remember us, they might remember the course content we presented to them as well. And when they remember their CPR, AED, and first aid skills and techniques, those students may be more inclined to respond in an emergency, sometimes saving a life as a result.

Good teaching is as much about our passion for what we teach as it is about the actual skills we teach. Somewhere, sometime, the training that we provide to one of our students will absolutely make a difference in that person’s life and the life of the person they help.

So what can we do as instructors to make that lasting impression and help ensure our students confidently grasp our emergency care course content? How can we become the best instructor we can be?

We put together some tips and tricks into an eBook to help you make your classes the ones they’ll remember. Even if you’ve been teaching for a long time, it’s good to step back and review your own classroom performance and explore new thoughts and ideas about what it takes to be an effective communicator and instructor.

In this eBook, you’ll find our tips for what students want in an instructor, classroom tips to engage your students, ways to handle “problem” students, and more.

You can download your free copy of our Make An Impression: HSI Teaching Tips & Instructor Best Practices eBook by entering your email address below:

   

 

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