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This reminds me of my old chemistry teacher, we used to enjoy watching his demonstrations because half the time they didn't work. Excuses would be made about a
by mcdaid 15y ago
This reminds me of my old chemistry teacher, we used to enjoy watching his demonstrations because half the time they didn't work. Excuses would be made about a bit dirt must have been in the test tube or out of date chemicals etc.
But it made the lesson interesting (we wanted to see it fail), watching a well made video is less engaging than seeing a live demonstration.
- unknownguy 15y agoAm I the only one thinking that having a good presentation alone is not enough to learn automatically? You need to practice what you learn to make it sink in. In other words: it depends on the individual student to practice. Just looking at the teaching method and ignoring that factor is not enough imho. EDIT to clarify: Criticizing something but ignoring a potentially big factor is not enough.