TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Steps to take

• Audio or non projected visuals

• Projected visuals

• References

STEPS TO TAKE

• There are a few steps that one has to consider in

order to have a “powerful presentation”.

• To begin you must have a mission statement, a

word that will catch the viewers eye e.g.

“Brighten”.

• One must do a lot of researching on the subject

through written materials or websites.

• Before you start your presentation you must build

a draft.

• Look at your presentation as if it was a book, it

will have a beginning, a middle and an ending.

• Make it aesthetically pleasing using different

text, pictures and color background.

AUDIO AND NON PROJECTED VISUALS

• Cd’s – Children can play back the information as

many times as it takes for them to fully

understand the material.

• Using Internet audio you can download the

material that you need instead of buying a full CD.

• Print Materials – These are a critical part of

teaching. But visuals must have a good design to

be effective. This includes books, worksheets,

posters and charts.

• When using print materials make sure your visual

design enhances and sends a clear message to

the children and attracts their attention.

• Bulletin boards – These are very useful as the

teacher can display print or graphic visuals which

can easily be changed.

PROJECTED VISUALS

• Overhead projectors – These are found in

many classrooms. The information is

created on this sheets of clear acetate

which are called transparencies.

• Digital projectors – Computer images can

be projected onto a screen or whiteboard

and presented to the whole class.

• There are negatives and positive's for

these two methods of education.

• Negative – These technologies are

sometimes expensive and hard to learn. A

good teacher does not need technology to

teach.

• Positive – The old method of teaching

does not have the same impact on

children as seeing the images, it is more

exciting and engaging for them.

• For more information of whiteboard's and

computer images can go to

www.ehow.com/how_4495851_use-

whitebarods.html

REFERENCES:-

• Powerful Presentations Hand-out by Ian Jukes

• Teaching and Learning with Technology by Judy

Lever-Duffy and Jean B. McDonald.

• www.slideshare.net

• Deborah890.wikispaces.com

• www.ehow.com/how_4495851_use-

whiteboards.html