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Giving a lecture: from presenting to teaching

By: Exley, Kate | Dennick, RegLanguage: English Publication details: London: Routledge, 2004Description: 175pISBN: 0415307198Subject(s): Public speaking | Education | Lecturers | Teaching materials | Teaching methods | Learning methods | Learning management | Learning materialsGenre/Form: Public speaking | Verbal communication DDC classification: 808.51 LOC classification: LB2393
Contents:
1. Why lecture? 2. Preparing to lecture 3. Handling nerves, anxieties and discipline problems 4. Structuring lectures 5. Using your voice effectively and presented material visually 6. Active Learning in interactive lectures 7. Handouts 8. C&IT in lecturing 9. Student diversity 10. Evaluating lecturing
Summary: How can I give a really interesting and informative lecture? This handy guide uses a multi-disciplinary approach, based on sound educational theory, in order to give straightforward and practical advice to the new and practising university or college teacher, and those involved with staff development programmes.Summary: Why lecture? Preparing to lecture. Handling nerves, anxieties and discipline problems. Structuring lectures. Using your voice effectively and presenting material visually. Active learning in interactive lectures. Handouts. Computing and information t
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This handy guide uses a multi-disciplinary approach, based on sound educational theory, in order to give straightforward and practical advice to the new and practising university or college teacher.

1. Why lecture? 2. Preparing to lecture 3. Handling nerves, anxieties and discipline problems 4. Structuring lectures 5. Using your voice effectively and presented material visually 6. Active Learning in interactive lectures 7. Handouts 8. C&IT in lecturing 9. Student diversity 10. Evaluating lecturing

How can I give a really interesting and informative lecture? This handy guide uses a multi-disciplinary approach, based on sound educational theory, in order to give straightforward and practical advice to the new and practising university or college teacher, and those involved with staff development programmes.

Why lecture? Preparing to lecture. Handling nerves, anxieties and discipline problems. Structuring lectures. Using your voice effectively and presenting material visually. Active learning in interactive lectures. Handouts. Computing and information t

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