NATEF introduces guide for new automotive instructors
Sept. 29, 2016
The free guide includes short video segments, tips and techniques, printable resources such as lesson planning templates and job sheets, and a list of potential mentors for new instructors to contact for assistance.
The National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) has developed an online guide targeted toward automotive technicians who are interested in transitioning to an instructor role. The guide covers such teaching topics as lesson planning, lesson delivery, student assessment and useful resources for new instructors. The NATEF New Instructor Guide, which is available free to all instructors, was developed through a grant from Ingersoll Rand.
NATEF created this guide to help new automotive instructors be more successful in making the transition from doing to teaching. It is also resources for instructors already in the field. The NATEF New Instructor Guide includes short video segments that outline best practices, tips and techniques for:
Developing quality lesson plans
Delivering lesson content so it engages students
Managing successful lab sessions
Assessing your students progress and mastery
Developing the most valuable advisory board
Staying connected with the current automotive industry
The Guide also includes printable resources such as lesson planning templates and job sheets. The Guide will also have a list of potential mentors for new instructors to contact for assistance.
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