Hello Kids/Students,
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i. Use PowerPoint judiciously for a few key graphics or illustrations.
ii. Avoid text slides. Use text occasionally as a reference point for big ideas; e.g. the three main objectives of a lesson.
iii. Remember other kinds of visuals. Handouts may be a more appropriate alternative.
iv. Don’t be seduced by textbook publishers that offer canned presentations that go with a textbook. Youare the teacher. Not the publisher. Not the textbook. You make careful choices of what to use and what to avoid. A lot of what the publishers include is of little value.
v. Avoid using PowerPoint for discussion or coaching sessions. In his Paedia Proposal, Mortimer Adler contends that most teachers are well-versed in giving lectures, a few know how to coach, but even fewer know how to lead a discussion. PowerPoint plays to our lecture habit. It does not facilitate spontaneous discussion or discovery.
vi. Whatever media you use in the classroom, work to help students make connections.
a. Making connections is the foundation of memory and ingenuity. The Latin term ingenium refers to the ability to make connections between things that others may not see. Read more about memory and making connections.
b. Students learn as they make connections. An efficient use of visuals in the classroom can help students make connections between parts and the whole, between cause and effect, between problem and solution, between principle and practice.
For Students
i. Teach students to be strategic communicators. Out of all the things they could say, they should choose what they should say to do the job.
a. Forcing students to give a PowerPoint presentation can reinforce bad habits. Emphasize the basics of clear structure, solid attention factors, audience adaptation and ethos with or without PowerPoint.
b. Teaching students to rely on PowerPoint may be preparing them to enter a business world that has grown beyond it.
c. Avoid "dueling PowerPoint."
ii. Teach students to consider “all the available means of persuasion:” other forms of visual aids, other means of persuasion.
iii. Teach students to build their ethos.
iv. Teach students to make structure clear without PowerPoint.
v. Teach students to master the means of persuasion—not to be mastered by Microsoft’s notion of presentations