These seven principles come from excellent research conducted by RE Mayer, J Sweller et al. Use them as a guide for your documents and presentations, and you won't go far wrong.
These seven principles come from excellent research conducted by RE Mayer, J Sweller et al. Use them as a guide for your documents and presentations, and you won't go far wrong.
The document discusses developing unity, coherence, and tone in writing. It defines unity as linking all paragraphs and ideas together with a clear thesis. Coherence is created by arranging ideas in a logical order and using transitions to connect them smoothly. Tone must be appropriate for the audience and purpose. The document provides guidance on maintaining unity, coherence and tone, including using techniques like repetition, synonyms, parallel structure and transitional words.
This document discusses the key aspects of planning an argumentation paper. It explains that an argument is intended to convince readers of a reasonable opinion on an issue, while considering the audience and choosing an issue carefully. The planning process involves identifying the thesis, reasons, evidence, and approach, and arranging these logically. Presenting and refuting opposing viewpoints strengthens one's own argument.
This document provides guidance on writing a strong thesis statement, including that it should:
1) Take a clear position or stance on the topic
2) Provide examples, evidence or explanations that will be used in the paper
3) Inspire questions from the reader about how or why the stance is taken
It also gives examples of effective and ineffective thesis statements.
This document discusses writing introductions and conclusions for essays. It provides guidance on crafting effective introductions, including using attention-getting techniques like questions or quotations, and including a clear thesis statement. It also discusses writing effective conclusions by summarizing main points and ending with a clinching statement. The document explores various strategies for openings and closings like questions, quotations, or predictions and emphasizes the importance of introductions and conclusions in engaging and satisfying readers.
The document discusses how to write an effective thesis statement. It explains that a thesis statement should announce the subject and scope of the paper in one or more sentences. It should include the main points that will be discussed and the order they will be presented. The document provides guidelines for developing a clear statement of subject and parallel main points to combine into a thesis statement. It also outlines the process for writing a thesis statement, including selecting a topic, identifying significant main points, and revising the statement for clarity.
This presentation discusses the multimedia and contiguity principles of instructional design. It defines three types of images - decorative, organizational, and relational - based on the multimedia principle. It also identifies the two contiguity principles as placing words near corresponding graphics and synchronizing spoken words with graphics. The presentation includes assessment questions to test understanding of these principles.
This document discusses summarizing, paraphrasing, and quoting information from research sources. It provides guidance on how to take effective notes, avoid plagiarism, and incorporate outside information into writing in three ways: through summarization, paraphrasing, or using direct quotations. The document emphasizes accurately attributing ideas and following ethical writing guidelines.
These seven principles come from excellent research conducted by RE Mayer, J Sweller et al. Use them as a guide for your documents and presentations, and you won't go far wrong.
The document discusses developing unity, coherence, and tone in writing. It defines unity as linking all paragraphs and ideas together with a clear thesis. Coherence is created by arranging ideas in a logical order and using transitions to connect them smoothly. Tone must be appropriate for the audience and purpose. The document provides guidance on maintaining unity, coherence and tone, including using techniques like repetition, synonyms, parallel structure and transitional words.
This document discusses the key aspects of planning an argumentation paper. It explains that an argument is intended to convince readers of a reasonable opinion on an issue, while considering the audience and choosing an issue carefully. The planning process involves identifying the thesis, reasons, evidence, and approach, and arranging these logically. Presenting and refuting opposing viewpoints strengthens one's own argument.
This document provides guidance on writing a strong thesis statement, including that it should:
1) Take a clear position or stance on the topic
2) Provide examples, evidence or explanations that will be used in the paper
3) Inspire questions from the reader about how or why the stance is taken
It also gives examples of effective and ineffective thesis statements.
This document discusses writing introductions and conclusions for essays. It provides guidance on crafting effective introductions, including using attention-getting techniques like questions or quotations, and including a clear thesis statement. It also discusses writing effective conclusions by summarizing main points and ending with a clinching statement. The document explores various strategies for openings and closings like questions, quotations, or predictions and emphasizes the importance of introductions and conclusions in engaging and satisfying readers.
The document discusses how to write an effective thesis statement. It explains that a thesis statement should announce the subject and scope of the paper in one or more sentences. It should include the main points that will be discussed and the order they will be presented. The document provides guidelines for developing a clear statement of subject and parallel main points to combine into a thesis statement. It also outlines the process for writing a thesis statement, including selecting a topic, identifying significant main points, and revising the statement for clarity.
This presentation discusses the multimedia and contiguity principles of instructional design. It defines three types of images - decorative, organizational, and relational - based on the multimedia principle. It also identifies the two contiguity principles as placing words near corresponding graphics and synchronizing spoken words with graphics. The presentation includes assessment questions to test understanding of these principles.
This document discusses summarizing, paraphrasing, and quoting information from research sources. It provides guidance on how to take effective notes, avoid plagiarism, and incorporate outside information into writing in three ways: through summarization, paraphrasing, or using direct quotations. The document emphasizes accurately attributing ideas and following ethical writing guidelines.
This report focuses on summarizing videos in 5 sentences or less. It explains that a good summary selects only the essential points and connects them logically in a general way without including minor details, statistics, explanations or direct quotes. The report provides guidance on writing each sentence, focusing the first on the main topic and why it's significant, then encapsulating the body in sentences 2-4 using the most important information. The conclusion, in sentence 5, typically discusses the future view and a reason supporting that perspective.
The document provides tips for writing a research paper, including developing a clear thesis, choosing an interesting topic, doing preliminary research, managing time, taking detailed notes, and carefully revising. It discusses the importance of using sources to support your own ideas rather than relying on others' work. Different research methods like the library catalog, internet resources, interviews, and original research are described as having strengths and weaknesses for gathering information.
This document discusses developing an outline for an essay. It explains that after identifying main points, they must be ordered, which can be done chronologically, climactically, logically, or randomly depending on the type of essay. It also notes that outlines should be treated as tentative and can be changed if new ideas emerge during the writing process. Examples of outline formats are also provided.
How to Write College Papers: Main Body ParagraphsStephen Beale
A detailed guide to main body paragraphs including topic sentences, supporting sentences and ideas, concluding sentences, paraphrasing and referencing.
1. Stay persistent in writing answers to satisfy users and maintain a constant flow of responses.
2. Add a new perspective to questions to attract readers looking for something different from typical answers.
3. Work to improve your reach by answering a variety of topics instead of limiting responses to one type to engage more discussions.
The document discusses identifying main ideas in texts. It defines a main idea as the most important point the author is trying to convey in a paragraph. A topic sentence is often used to express the main idea. Main ideas are not always explicitly stated and the reader may need to infer the implicit main idea. The document provides examples of passages and asks the reader to identify the main ideas. It concludes that practicing identifying main ideas is important for comprehension and writing skills.
This document is a PowerPoint presentation on topics, main ideas, and topic sentences from Chapter 5 of the book "In Concert: An Integrated Reading and Writing Approach" by Kathleen T. McWhorter. The presentation defines important terms, discusses strategies for identifying topics and main ideas in paragraphs, and provides tips for writing effective topic sentences. It includes review questions to help readers assess their understanding.
The document discusses key features of effective body paragraphs in essays, including topic sentences, supporting sentences, and concluding sentences. It provides definitions and examples of each. A topic sentence should express the main idea of the paragraph in a complete sentence. Supporting sentences then provide additional details and explanation relating to the topic sentence. The paragraph concludes with a sentence that summarizes or leaves the reader with a final thought. Good paragraphs also demonstrate unity by keeping all sentences focused on the single topic or idea introduced in the topic sentence.
This document summarizes techniques for identifying implied main ideas and central ideas that are not directly stated in passages but can be inferred from details and context clues. It defines implied main ideas and central ideas, and provides strategies for determining them such as analyzing an author's thought patterns, identifying topics and supporting details, and formulating summary statements. The document uses examples and questions to illustrate how to apply these skills of implied understanding.
This document provides tips and guidance for preparing for the comprehension exercises in IGCSE exams. It explains that Exercise 1 will be based on a short text from a brochure or report with headings, while Exercise 2 uses a longer news article or report including a graph or chart. It advises the reader to skim the text, underline key details, and read questions carefully before matching the question to information in the text. Specific tips include understanding question words, only providing the brief information requested rather than full sentences, and learning common phrases. The document emphasizes accurately including all requested details to receive marks and not writing in the examiner use section of the paper.
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This document provides guidance on developing an effective speech structure centered around a clear central idea. It recommends capturing the central idea in a single declarative sentence and using it to introduce and link the main points of the speech. The main points should each reinforce the central idea and flow logically. Supporting details and examples should prove and explain each main point. Finally, the conclusion should reiterate the central idea by summarizing the main points and connecting back to the audience's interests.
This document provides tips for effective brainstorming. It recommends generating as many ideas as possible to increase the chances of finding a good solution. Participants should build on each other's ideas without criticism. Ideas should be combined to form better solutions. An important tip is to welcome unusual ideas since suspending judgement can lead to more creative thinking and new solutions.
The document provides tips for creating more memorable PowerPoint presentations. It recommends:
1) Ensuring your key message research underpins what and how you want to say it.
2) Having a very clear answer for why you are delivering the presentation.
3) Using images and avoiding bullet points because images create more impact and are easier to associate with messages.
4) Really knowing your PowerPoint slides and rehearsing out of respect for your audience.
This document provides tips for better brainstorming. The first tip is to not judge ideas and welcome unusual suggestions. The second tip is to think outside the box and suspend assumptions. The third tip is to build on others' ideas by combining suggestions to form better solutions. The fourth tip is to stay focused on the specific question being addressed. The final tip is that generating more ideas increases the chances of finding a good solution.
A facilitator manages the process of a group discussion rather than the content. They are responsible for establishing methods and procedures, setting rules and norms, handling group dynamics, determining tools used, maintaining a positive climate, and building relations. Good facilitators contribute greatly to an organization by effectively guiding the process to allow the group to solve problems and make decisions.
Good facilitators can make a huge and varied contribution to an organisation. Here, we point out some of the roles and responsibilities that facilitators have, starting with the key difference between content and process...
PowerPoint shares a special relationship with business. If you have been in any way involved in business during the last 25 years, chances are you will have sat through more than your fair share of PowerPoint presentations. Perhaps you have delivered more than a few, too.
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This document outlines 16 process tools for effective meeting facilitation:
1. Use a participative approach to set goals and ensure all voices are heard.
2. Uncover potential issues and conflicts with yes or no questions.
3. Accumulate potential ideas from the group, remembering that no ideas are bad at this stage.
4. Ensure all sides get a fair hearing to reduce tension in conflicts.
The document outlines best and worst practices for facilitators. The best practices include carefully assessing member needs, treating participants equally, working to stay neutral, using a wide range of process tools, creating an open and trusting atmosphere, listening intently, speaking in simple language, taking good notes, making members the center of attention, championing ideas not personally favored, and ending on an optimistic note with clear next steps. The worst practices include trying to be the center of attention, not addressing member concerns, failing to listen, losing track of ideas, being passive, putting people down, getting defensive, letting a few people dominate, pushing an irrelevant agenda, having no alternative approaches, letting discussions ramble without closure.
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This report focuses on summarizing videos in 5 sentences or less. It explains that a good summary selects only the essential points and connects them logically in a general way without including minor details, statistics, explanations or direct quotes. The report provides guidance on writing each sentence, focusing the first on the main topic and why it's significant, then encapsulating the body in sentences 2-4 using the most important information. The conclusion, in sentence 5, typically discusses the future view and a reason supporting that perspective.
The document provides tips for writing a research paper, including developing a clear thesis, choosing an interesting topic, doing preliminary research, managing time, taking detailed notes, and carefully revising. It discusses the importance of using sources to support your own ideas rather than relying on others' work. Different research methods like the library catalog, internet resources, interviews, and original research are described as having strengths and weaknesses for gathering information.
This document discusses developing an outline for an essay. It explains that after identifying main points, they must be ordered, which can be done chronologically, climactically, logically, or randomly depending on the type of essay. It also notes that outlines should be treated as tentative and can be changed if new ideas emerge during the writing process. Examples of outline formats are also provided.
How to Write College Papers: Main Body ParagraphsStephen Beale
A detailed guide to main body paragraphs including topic sentences, supporting sentences and ideas, concluding sentences, paraphrasing and referencing.
1. Stay persistent in writing answers to satisfy users and maintain a constant flow of responses.
2. Add a new perspective to questions to attract readers looking for something different from typical answers.
3. Work to improve your reach by answering a variety of topics instead of limiting responses to one type to engage more discussions.
The document discusses identifying main ideas in texts. It defines a main idea as the most important point the author is trying to convey in a paragraph. A topic sentence is often used to express the main idea. Main ideas are not always explicitly stated and the reader may need to infer the implicit main idea. The document provides examples of passages and asks the reader to identify the main ideas. It concludes that practicing identifying main ideas is important for comprehension and writing skills.
This document is a PowerPoint presentation on topics, main ideas, and topic sentences from Chapter 5 of the book "In Concert: An Integrated Reading and Writing Approach" by Kathleen T. McWhorter. The presentation defines important terms, discusses strategies for identifying topics and main ideas in paragraphs, and provides tips for writing effective topic sentences. It includes review questions to help readers assess their understanding.
The document discusses key features of effective body paragraphs in essays, including topic sentences, supporting sentences, and concluding sentences. It provides definitions and examples of each. A topic sentence should express the main idea of the paragraph in a complete sentence. Supporting sentences then provide additional details and explanation relating to the topic sentence. The paragraph concludes with a sentence that summarizes or leaves the reader with a final thought. Good paragraphs also demonstrate unity by keeping all sentences focused on the single topic or idea introduced in the topic sentence.
This document summarizes techniques for identifying implied main ideas and central ideas that are not directly stated in passages but can be inferred from details and context clues. It defines implied main ideas and central ideas, and provides strategies for determining them such as analyzing an author's thought patterns, identifying topics and supporting details, and formulating summary statements. The document uses examples and questions to illustrate how to apply these skills of implied understanding.
This document provides tips and guidance for preparing for the comprehension exercises in IGCSE exams. It explains that Exercise 1 will be based on a short text from a brochure or report with headings, while Exercise 2 uses a longer news article or report including a graph or chart. It advises the reader to skim the text, underline key details, and read questions carefully before matching the question to information in the text. Specific tips include understanding question words, only providing the brief information requested rather than full sentences, and learning common phrases. The document emphasizes accurately including all requested details to receive marks and not writing in the examiner use section of the paper.
Angga P. Perkhasa (Public Speaking Chapter 2)vjperkhasa
This document provides guidance on developing an effective speech structure centered around a clear central idea. It recommends capturing the central idea in a single declarative sentence and using it to introduce and link the main points of the speech. The main points should each reinforce the central idea and flow logically. Supporting details and examples should prove and explain each main point. Finally, the conclusion should reiterate the central idea by summarizing the main points and connecting back to the audience's interests.
This document provides tips for effective brainstorming. It recommends generating as many ideas as possible to increase the chances of finding a good solution. Participants should build on each other's ideas without criticism. Ideas should be combined to form better solutions. An important tip is to welcome unusual ideas since suspending judgement can lead to more creative thinking and new solutions.
The document provides tips for creating more memorable PowerPoint presentations. It recommends:
1) Ensuring your key message research underpins what and how you want to say it.
2) Having a very clear answer for why you are delivering the presentation.
3) Using images and avoiding bullet points because images create more impact and are easier to associate with messages.
4) Really knowing your PowerPoint slides and rehearsing out of respect for your audience.
This document provides tips for better brainstorming. The first tip is to not judge ideas and welcome unusual suggestions. The second tip is to think outside the box and suspend assumptions. The third tip is to build on others' ideas by combining suggestions to form better solutions. The fourth tip is to stay focused on the specific question being addressed. The final tip is that generating more ideas increases the chances of finding a good solution.
A facilitator manages the process of a group discussion rather than the content. They are responsible for establishing methods and procedures, setting rules and norms, handling group dynamics, determining tools used, maintaining a positive climate, and building relations. Good facilitators contribute greatly to an organization by effectively guiding the process to allow the group to solve problems and make decisions.
Good facilitators can make a huge and varied contribution to an organisation. Here, we point out some of the roles and responsibilities that facilitators have, starting with the key difference between content and process...
PowerPoint shares a special relationship with business. If you have been in any way involved in business during the last 25 years, chances are you will have sat through more than your fair share of PowerPoint presentations. Perhaps you have delivered more than a few, too.
How well do you know the product? We have produced a slide deck detailing the special relationship PowerPoint shares with business, focusing primarily on how it came to be and what it has become...
This document outlines 16 process tools for effective meeting facilitation:
1. Use a participative approach to set goals and ensure all voices are heard.
2. Uncover potential issues and conflicts with yes or no questions.
3. Accumulate potential ideas from the group, remembering that no ideas are bad at this stage.
4. Ensure all sides get a fair hearing to reduce tension in conflicts.
The document outlines best and worst practices for facilitators. The best practices include carefully assessing member needs, treating participants equally, working to stay neutral, using a wide range of process tools, creating an open and trusting atmosphere, listening intently, speaking in simple language, taking good notes, making members the center of attention, championing ideas not personally favored, and ending on an optimistic note with clear next steps. The worst practices include trying to be the center of attention, not addressing member concerns, failing to listen, losing track of ideas, being passive, putting people down, getting defensive, letting a few people dominate, pushing an irrelevant agenda, having no alternative approaches, letting discussions ramble without closure.
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1. 7 Design Principles
Source: RE Mayer, J Sweller et al
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Use Multiple Media
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Temporal Contiguity
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Coherence 4
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Pick The Right Modes5
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key message…
Redundancy 6
Relevant Language7
Illustrations + narration
work better than
narration alone
Corresponding words and
pictures are better
understood if positioned
close together
People find it easier to follow
a line of argument when
corresponding narration and
images are presented
simultaneously
It is important to keep
your content relevant –
focus on the message
People prefer to listen to a
well-illustrated presentation
than read an explanation
A good rule of thumb is:
"If you show it, don't say it, and
if you say it, don't show it"
Use simple, every-day words