Terry Moore

@hammit39

If your student is trying to manipulate / control the class try this. Redirect the questions to your other students. Soon the other students will handle the problem student. Peer pressure is a subtle but sometimes effective classroom control method.

Terry

Tip! Creative animations in PowerPoint. Select the clipart you are working on. On the Drawing Tools – Format tab find the Group icon. From the dropdown select Ungroup. Say yes to the “Do you want to convert” dialog box. On the Drawing Tools – Format tab find the icon Group. From the dropdown select Ungroup a second time. Your clipart is now individual objects. You can move these objects by hand during your presentation, or apply animations from the animations tab. You can also create your own animations by duplicating the slide, moving an object on the second slide, duplicating,… >>>

Part of this lesson is about older learners. In fact one of the quiz questions is "One of the common fears about college for adult learners is:" And the answer is: "Feeling at a disadvantage compared to others" I went back to school (Community College and then University) in my mid forties. I did not feel I had a disadvantage. Quite the opposite, I felt my focus, life experience, vocabulary, and lack of distractions were to my benefit. Most of my students are older than the average 28 years for career college students. I hear every day the "I'm too… >>>