1. and
Slideshow characteristics

2. Good bullets:
• Species
• Habitat
• Diet
• Habits
MONKEYS

3. Bad bullets:
MONKEYS
• The Pygmy Marmoset is the world's smallest monkey. It measures 117-159
millimeters (four and a half to six inches) in length and weighs 85 to 140 grams
(three to five ounces).
•Most Old World monkeys have small, curved nostrils set close together. Most
New World monkeys have round nostrils set far apart on flat noses.
•Many New World monkeys have prehensile tails, a feature not shared by any
of their Old World cousins. Prehensile tails are used for grasping objects,
swinging, and steadying the monkey by grasping limbs and branches when the
hands and feet are being used in progression.
•A group of monkeys is called a "troop."
•Monkeys live in trees, grasslands, mountains, forests, and on high plains.

4. Good background:
Math to-do list:
•Hand back triangle assignment
• Begin slope-intercept lesson
• Quiz!

5. Bad Background:Bad background:
Analyzing Summer
Temperatures

6. Good contrast/color:
“A word after a word after a word is power.”

7. Bad color/contrast:
“To wear your heart on
your sleeve isn't a very
good plan; you should
wear it inside, where it
functions best.”

8. Good graphics:
The History of America
•Founding Fathers
•The Constitution
•Looking forward

9. Bad graphics:
The History of America

10. Good “Rule of 4”:
Composition of Earth’s Air:
1. Nitrogen-78.084%
2. Oxygen- 20.9476%
3. Argon- 0.934%
4. Carbon Dioxide- 0.0314%
5. Neon- 0.001818%
6. Methane- 0.0002%
7. Helium- 0.000524%

11. Bad “Rule of 4”:
1. Nitrogen-78.084%
2. Oxygen- 20.9476%
3. Argon- 0.934%
4. Carbon Dioxide- 0.0314%
5. Neon- 0.001818%
6. Methane- 0.0002%
7. Helium- 0.000524%

12. Good proximity:
Pythagorean Theorem The Distance Formula
Making Connections:

13. Bad proximity:
Obtuse triangles
Acute triangles
Equilateral triangles
Intro. to Triangles

14. Good fonts:
Understanding your Body
•Cells
•Tissues
•Organs
•Organ Systems

15. Bad fonts:
Understanding your Body
•Cells
•Tissues
•Organs
•Organ Systems

16. Good Perceptual Differences:
Catcher in the Rye
Themes:
1. Alienation as a Form of Self-Protection
2. The Painfulness of Growing Up
3. The Phoniness of the Adult World
Motifs:
1. Lying and Deception
2. Loneliness
3. Relationships, Intimacy, and Sexuality

17. Bad Perceptual Differences:
Catcher in the Rye
Themes:
1. Alienation as a Form of Self-Protection
2. The Painfulness of Growing Up
3. The Phoniness of the Adult World
Motifs:
1. Lying and Deception
2. Loneliness
3. Relationships, Intimacy, and Sexuality