This document provides tips for giving an engaging presentation. It recommends being well-prepared, projecting your voice, and engaging the audience. Visual aids like videos, pictures, and diagrams can appeal to different learning styles. When using technology, resources like document cameras, DVDs, PowerPoint, and projectors should be utilized. Videos benefit both visual and auditory learners when evaluated in advance. Presentations should be visually stimulating through colors, graphs, and organized information. Hands-on activities and group projects can keep both young and advanced learners interested. Presentations can be shared online to allow additional student interaction and independent study.
17. DiagramsAuditory learners will get the most out of: Lectures Listening to CD, tape, movie Kinesthetic learners benefit from: Color –coding their notes (http://www.dirjournal.com/guides/study-tips-for-kinesthetic-learners/)
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23. ExperimentationCreate music Advanced Learners Group Projects Essays/Papers Open Discussion Supplement Presentations with
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25. Sharing your presentation will allow students to post responses to the material, and for them to be able to study the material at their convenience.
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