We're back for week two with Craig Underwood, the director of AV Engineering at Moravian University. They discuss various topics, including Craig's introverted-extroverted personality, his sessions at Infocom, his teaching style, his career choices, and his perspective on people. Craig emphasizes the importance of understanding the 'why' behind learning and the value of practical examples in teaching. He believes that people are generally good and tries to approach interactions with empathy and a willingness to help.



Takeaways

• Understanding the 'why' behind learning is crucial for student engagement.
• Practical examples and project-based learning can help students see the value in what they are learning.
• Approaching interactions with empathy and a belief in the goodness of people can lead to positive outcomes.

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