I have several years of experience teaching carpentry to students of all skill levels. I have taught both basic and advanced carpentry techniques, including framing, finishing, and cabinetry. I have experience developing curriculum and lesson plans, and I am comfortable working with both traditional and modern tools.

I have worked as a carpenter for several years before becoming a carpentry instructor. I have experience in all aspects of the trade including rough framing, finish carpentry, and cabinetry. I have worked on both residential and commercial projects, and I am familiar with the most recent building codes and safety regulations.

I believe in differentiating instruction to meet the needs of all students. I assess students' skills at the start of the course and create lesson plans that address the individual needs of each student. I also use a variety of teaching methods to reach students with different learning styles, such as hands-on activities, visual aids, and group projects.

I prioritize student safety by teaching proper tool usage and safety procedures. I also conduct regular safety checks and drills to ensure that students are following established safety protocols. Additionally, I set expectations for appropriate behavior and hold students accountable for following safety guidelines.

I stay current with the latest industry trends and developments by attending professional development courses, attending industry conferences, and reading trade publications. I also stay informed about changes in building codes and regulations, and incorporate this information into my teaching.

I evaluate student progress and achievement using a variety of assessments, including quizzes, projects, and tests. I provide regular feedback on student progress and provide opportunities for students to reflect on their own learning. I also set clear learning goals and expectations and use the data from assessments to inform my instruction and make adjustments to improve student outcomes.