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The document provides strategies for effectively delivering a classroom lecture, including capturing students' interest through vocal variety, gestures, movement and eye contact. It recommends opening a lecture in a warm, friendly manner to minimize anxiety while grabbing attention, and closing by drawing conclusions and posing a provocative final question. General tips include practicing delivery techniques, not reading lectures directly, and preparing emotionally.
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- 1. DELIVERING A LECTURE GENERAL STRATEGIES
- 2. More than reciting concepts…
- 5. Gesture
- 6. Movement
- 10. Minimize nervousness and anxiety.
- 11. Grab students’ attention from the beginning.
- 12. Vary your opening through dramatic techniques.
- 15. Vary delivery to keep attention.
- 16. Make the organization explicit.
- 20. Use concrete, colorful language.
- 22. Use movement and facial expressions.
- 24. CLOSING A LECTURE Draw some conclusions. Don’t finish forcefully. Instead, end with a provocative question, a quotation or summation of attractions. End with the volume up.
- 26. CARTOON ANALYSIS: PRACTICE EXERCISE