Training Red Flags: What to Look Out for When Choosing Instructors
BY PGF
1 year, 7 months ago
This article provides some good tips. I’ll quote a few of the points but read the short list for yourself.
I see a red flag when an instructor is more interested in selling their background and less interested in selling the quality of their classes. If someone is stuck talking about how awesome they are and not what their courses will teach you, they are likely more invested in their reputation than their instruction.
If your instructor believes that the specific way they do something is the only way to do something, then that’s a huge red flag.
Speaking of standards, does your instructor have any? Do they use a measurable, objective standard that allows you to see your improvement and track your progress? However, you should see some form of improvement from the beginning of the class to the end. Clearly defined standards also allow instructors to measure the progress of growth of their students and themselves. Are their students successfully improving in accordance with standards?
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