My Favorite Lecture
Tip Sheet 12
by Richard Aldridge, Accounting
July 17, 1995
1. Create an atmosphere in the classroom that helps the learning process. Be enthusiastic!
Let one's love of the subject show.
2. Explain the logic behind the subject material. Show where this information has
beneflt.
3. Sometimes less material is better.
4. Show the "how-to" on the board (step-by-step outlines of complex material), then
repeat the information using an example, and then use a prepared visual aid for an
overview.
5. Use overheads effectively. One idea is to use different colors for different ideas.
6. Asking questions in class is a good technique but you can answer your own questions
and take the pressure off students.
For more information about this workshop, contact any of the following individuals
who attended or the CTL staff: Mary Alice Hildreth, Roger Scott, Marsha Wyzykowski.
The Faculty Center for Excellence in Teaching
facet@wku.edu -- Phone (270) 745-6508 -- Fax (270) 745-6145.
Location: 1783 Chestnut Street, Bowling Green, KY 42101.
Mailing Address: 1906 College Heights Blvd #11095, Bowling Green, KY 42101-1095.
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