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Level 2 PowerPoint Training. June 2013. BRAINSTORMING. Use inking in word to collect ideas from students. Use a thought-provoking question, an image, or simply a word. Student responses can be saved with the PowerPoint or discarded when the file is closed.
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Level 2 PowerPoint Training June 2013
BRAINSTORMING • Use inking in word to collect ideas from students. • Use a thought-provoking question, an image, or simply a word. • Student responses can be saved with the PowerPoint or discarded when the file is closed.
What is the best way to encourage students to participate in class?
WHITE SCREEN • You can do black screen too! • Select from the menu at the bottom left of the screen. • Information is not saved with the PowerPoint • Good for a quick explanation or drawing. i.e. What are the parts of a fish?
FILL IN THE BLANK • Requires you to create the slide prior to the lesson. • Useful for review of key terms, drills, or “Cloze” procedure.
Complete the Poem Roses are _______________. Violets are ______________. Using the inking in PowerPoint is _________. I can do it; so can _________.
DISCUSSION STARTERS • Place an image, graph, chart, quote, etc. on the slide. • Leave room on the slide for clarifications, notes, and insightful comments
Gabriel GarcíaMárquez “Un hombre sólotienederecho a mirar a otrohaciaabajo, cuando ha de ayudarle a levantarse.” A man only has the right to look down at another when he helps him to lift himself up.
GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS • Use SmartArt or drawing tools to create graphic organizers that can be filled out during a lesson. • Student responses can be saved or discarded. • Copies of PowerPoint notes provided to students can be completed by students in “real time.”
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