My best learning experience was in Ethics class. The professor used an ethical example on the first day of class and made it very interesting and engaging for everyone, making it easy for me to grasp the topic. The professor also used a lot of real-life examples and fun scenarios that made the class exciting and educational. The use of real-life scenarios made it easier for students to understand when to use different ethical tactics or determine what was ethically wrong in different situations. He also used visual aids like videos and PowerPoints to aid us in understanding the topic. Since I'm a visual and hands-on learner, his teaching style made it easy to understand the topics and use them in real life.
I find it easier to grasp topics when professors can give relatable scenarios or scenarios that are most likely to happen while on the job. This way, students know how to apply what they learn in the natural environment. Also, having interactive cases for us gives us practice that we can use while also keeping the class exciting, which is essential now that most classes are done virtually. It is challenging to keep a class engaged and wanting to return to the course but having fun and interactive scenarios for students to practice keeps the student retention high.
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