Reading What The Best College Teachers Do By Ken Bain

Reading What the Best College Teachers Do by Ken Bain and how the book develops into comprehending that “Human learning is a complex process” and how professors touched students’ thoughts and impact their lives. In addition, the book structures the distinctive elements that help to define best teaching which are not about of how much students had to remember but how much they came to comprehend. I wanted to enhance my understanding on classroom development and on the summer of 2010 I took EDG 3443 Classroom and Behavior Management at Miami Dade College where I learnt the different strategies for observing, assessing, and modifying behavior, communicating with students, and structuring discipline along with an effective and positive communication.

It was a challenge, since I did not have any prior knowledge of the logistics industry; however, I took it as a new opportunity and a learning experience by applying the analytical skills that I had studied. At the end, I was able to encounter a multicultural environment that nourished my understanding of global business interchange and, as a result I developed many relations overseas by interacting with different countries, it helped me learn different policies and cultures, I was also able to explain and advise to customers from around the world by understanding their culture, regarding the export and/or import country’s regulations and procedures. Students on their first year need to feel that they belong and working at FIU since 2013 at the Office of Transfer and Transition Services, Undergraduate Education as an Office Specialist I am able to assist all walk in students by understanding their questions and concerns, and answering all their inquiries by showing them all the opportunities and resources accessible at FIU for them. Also, in fall of 2015 I joined the FIU Mentoring Program which was designed to engage staff and mentees in a substantial relationship