12 Ppt Slides To Activate Lecture
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The document provides 12 slides that can be inserted in a lecture every 5-10 minutes to keep students focused and engaged through active learning strategies. These strategies include think-pair-shares, focused listing, brainstorming, note checking, question and answer pairs, and summarization activities. The slides are meant to break up lectures and encourage student participation and reflection.
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- What follows are other examples of active learning strategies, many of which include group or pair work. One thing to mention, too, is that these kinds of slides could also be used as classroom assessment techniques.
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