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"They don't do spontaneous, once-in-a-life-time lecture to you." True, but you do vary presentation to allow for audience. I use 'room temperature' questions e
by keithpeter 13y ago
"They don't do spontaneous, once-in-a-life-time lecture to you."
True, but you do vary presentation to allow for audience. I use 'room temperature' questions early on; rows of confused faces and I go into the slow siding; rapid fire answers and extensions and I shift into the express route. Mixed reactions and I have been known to split the whiteboard down the middle.
So less a linear video tape and more a series of responses deployed depending on feedback from the class
I am teaching below University level though, and smaller classes (15 to 25 people).
- yeukhon 13y agoTrue, completely agree. But that's a skill :) you could have a teacher writing on the whiteboard for 45 minutes and zero interaction. A similar analogy would be kids abuse the right to start out an introduction paragraph with a quote or a question.