Provide
help
willingly
Listen
attentively
to
student
questions
Treat
students
equally
and
fairly
Offer
words
of
encouragement
Set
realistic
deadlines
for
assignments
Announce
tests
in
advance
Grade
and
return
tests
promptly
Present
information
in
a
logical
sequence
Use
real
world
examples
in
teaching
Be
professional
in
speech
and
actions
Involve
students
in
class
discussions
Allow
time
for
questions
after
class
Relate
teaching
to
career
interests
Give
constructive
criticism
Provide
a
break
in
a
two-hour
or
longer
class
Give
classwork
to
enhance
learning
Give
homework
to
enhance
learning
Preview
the
lesson
before
teaching
Review
the
lesson
after
teaching
Empathize
with
students
Require
students
to
use
standard
English
in
class
when
they
speak
or
write
Write
notes
on
chalkboard
while
teaching
Vary
voice
tone
while
teaching
Give
students
extra
credit
assignments
Use
personal
experiences
as
examples
in
teaching
Allocate
points
for
class
participation
Give
objective
exams
Discuss
ethical
issues
and
societal
norms
Require
students
to
know
instructor's
name
Allocate
points
for
class
attendance
Encourage
team
or
group
work
Be
humorous
in
class
Require
students
to
bring
books
to
class
Deduct
points
for
assignments
submitted
late
Require
that
all
papers
be
typed
Use
the
case
study
method
in
teaching
Assign
projects
requiring
the
use
of
the
library
Call
students
by
first
name
Move
around
in
the
classroom
when
teaching
Require
compulsory
class
attendance
Have
students
read
a
chapter
and
answer
questions
before
teaching
the
content
of
the
chapter
Give
take-home
exams
Require
computer
use
for
class
projects
Use
transparencies
to
teach
Allocate
points
for
outside
readings
Give
essay
exams
Not
accept
assignments
submitted
late
Encourage
students
to
dress
professionally
Give
unannounced
quizzes
Call
students
by
last
name