The document provides guidance on effective classroom presentations by discussing the importance of creating a comfortable learning environment and using a variety of active learning techniques tailored to different learner types. It recommends getting started with an engaging audiovisual element before incorporating active learning strategies that appeal to auditory, visual, and kinesthetic learners, such as group work, demonstrations, simulations, and experiments. Presentations should conclude by revisiting key concepts through discussion and questions.

1. Effective Classroom PresentationsBy Abby Smith

2. Create Environment for LearningSafeNourished Comfortable

3. Getting StartedVideo/Movie Active BoardDocument Camera Live Creature Pod Cast

4. Active LearningAuditoryVisual Kinesthetic

5. Auditory LearnerBooks on TapeMusic Work in Groups

6. Visual LearnerDemonstration Imagination Color

7. Kinesthetic LearnerManipulating ItemsSimulationsExperimenting

8. ReviewRevisit ConceptsDiscussion Questions/Answers

9. Referencesstudents.umf.maine.edu/~lamoresn/p4.htmlTeaching and Learning with Technology pg. 32 (Text)www.education.com/magazine/article/auditory_learners/www.teachertipstraining.suite101.com/article.cfm/visual_learning_stylephttp://712educators.about.com/od/learningstyles/p/kinesthetic.htm