The Development of Teaching, from Covid-19 to in-person Laboratory Sessions
A Reflective Piece
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31273/jppp.vol2.2022.1235Keywords:
Brookfield, reflection, tutoring, COVID-19, engagement, trainingAbstract
Teachers who began, like myself, teaching during the Covid-19 pandemic have had to adapt to multiple ways of teaching to accommodate the switch in demand of the student to different styles and methods. What was once dominated by in-person classrooms of 30+ students became a mix of independent learning and tutoring. Those who started their teaching journey through online one-on-one tutoring sessions bolstering up in-person classrooms, have had to adapt to the old method of teaching with students who are used to hiding their faces and muting their microphones. In this article I discuss how my method of teaching has changed, my opinion on the importance of physical presence in a classroom and what we can learn from the teaching styles demanded by the student.
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