learned a lot of new information about power points
Having diverse tools in a classroom is important and breaks up the monotony of using only one medium. PPT presentations should have large fonts and graphics to emphasize the ideas.
Good basic advice for using various presentation techniques.
I learned from this module is having 5 points on each power point.
At the start of each class, I tend to evaluate the class. If they are more visual learners, instill more illustrations to power points to enphasize on the content.
Create a good leraning eviroment and presentation to keep all studnets engaged.
Teaching methods powet points are a great part of the instructor strategy in the students action to achieve there goales if presentation is great tool to atract and alert students academic level.
i like to change up my teaching stye to adapt to the students so they learn more
Using powerpoints in clas has been the best to help students understand the lesson better
the different methods of teaching. not just using powerpoints
Revising the powerpoints to the 10-20-30 rule will help with my presentation
It is important to know the learning styles of your students.
I learned how to use the white/black board. The inportance of using different color markers for the board.
Power point slides should have 3-5 major points per slide.
There are more rules to power point presentations than I use. I will be working on revising them and making sure the colors and fonts are all readable in the classroom.
This course has helpful stragtegies to making PP presentations to look presentable and be more effective in class to keep student attention in the classrooms.
Using PP will be helpful in students staying focused. They can be used as interactive models to help present information. When I present the information on the Whiteboard, I need to be aware of where I am standing so I am not blocking information. Give students a chance to take notes as I am giving the information and make sure I am connecting the information together.
Asking students to build powerpoints (and teaching them best practices to do so) is another great way to engage students.
Keep things simple and to the point. Overloading information can create bigger issues.
