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True, but OHP lessons are somehow still a lot more interactive than clicking through bullet points one at a time (not that all PowerPoint lessons are like that,
by grues-dinner 1y ago
True, but OHP lessons are somehow still a lot more interactive than clicking through bullet points one at a time (not that all PowerPoint lessons are like that, but lots are).
Maybe it's simply the physical act of changing the sheet, but my memory of the lessons was that they played a much smaller part in the lesson than a PowerPoint usually does in a PowerPoint lesson (and later lecture).
- bediger4000 1y agoMy sister, 5 years younger than me, got high school geometry with a set of overheads that were used by a different, older, teacher when I was a sophomore. My memory of those lessons was that Mrs White only did things on the overhead slides, with wax pencils. A PowerPoint would have been lively compared to euclidean geometry on overhead slides.