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Effective Use of Power Point. By ADPU. You. Please write down what you want to get out of today’s session. These are your learning outcomes. Why?. Why Power point?. It is about You. Presenting stands or falls on the presenter not the presentation!. Learning Outcomes. Interaction. Avoid.
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Effective Use of Power Point By ADPU
You Please write down what you want to get out of today’s session. These are your learning outcomes
Why? Why Power point?
It is about You Presenting stands or falls on the presenter not the presentation!
Learning Outcomes Interaction Avoid Engaging
Engaging Presentation 20 Minutes is the limit for concentration span.
So change activity Talk Discussion Quiz Work out correct answers Students sum up Engaging Avoid Interaction
One point per slide Need to monitor but this is not a substitute for change
Engaging Avoid Interaction Use real pictures For most images clipart is C_ _ P Use a real picture! (Flickr for example)
From S.Bostock next 4 slides passive role
A question of sport 1 2 3 4 Select a number in groups of 3 answer the question; 1 minute
Engaging Avoid Interaction Humour b
Engagement bbb
Impact bbb
Engaging Avoid Interaction Interaction c
Engaging Avoid Interaction Graphs
Not reliable not Valid Reliable not Valid Reliable and Valid Relationship between Reliability and Validity Diagrams
Engaging Avoid Interaction Graphs
Engaging Avoid Interaction The selective quote "If we always do what we always did, we will always get what we always got - learning is so much more“ -ibid
Engaging Avoid Interaction Emotion
Engaging Avoid Interaction Affected Zone Considering a treatment and care of a patient with a leg Ulcer Include her story
Engaging Avoid Interaction Story telling
Returning to interaction Use power point to give instructions and as questions In pairs answer the question What else do you want to know about Powerpoint? Join another pair and share and the n prioritise your suggestions
The long Question To stimulate individual involvement
What type of reasoning You are a police officer on patrol. You come across an accident in which two cars have collided in an off-road service area. Each driver claims that he has been at the rest area for over two hours eating lunch and sleeping and that the other driver drove in from the highway and ran into his car a few minutes ago. You cannot tell from the position of the vehicles which one is telling the truth. There are no witnesses. Can you think of how you might sort out the claims on the spot? What form of reasoning have you used?
It doesn’t always work Your brother
It doesn’t always work Your brother The Conclusion