How to give a Presentation

Using Flash Cards for technology in Classroom or at home.

Know Your Topic

Research subject 1. use internet 2. articles: newspaper, magazine, periodicals 3. Interview teachers and parents

Make an outline to follow

• Introduce yourself and subject matter (flash cards)

• Explain importance of low tech materials• Include websites and printed materials for

audience to refer to• Conclude with Quotations and summary

Software

• Design Power point about subject• Use pictures and video of subject in use

Delivering Presentation

• Be enthusiastic about subject• Be honest• Know your material• Know your audience• Look the part• Rehearse

Some Benefits of Using Flash Cards

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Flash Cards are an effective low tech instrument for teaching in the classroom.

According to, Teaching and Learning with Technology 4th ed. ,Nonprojected visuals may not be high-tech, but they may well be the best choice to support the content under study. (p239)

Key Points

• 1. Appeals to Audio and Visual Learning styles• 2. portability• 3. inexpensive• 4. can be used for many subjects• 5. can be used for many languages

Learning Styles

Auditory-Learns best by hearing and saying words out loud

Visual- Learns best by seeing words or information

Flash cards combine these two learning styles in a way that is beneficial and appropriate for both types students.

Portability

• Flash cards can be taken nearly anywhere. And fit inside a pouch, or back pack.

Inexpensive

Many websites offer free templates to create your own flash cards here are two; www.myfreeflashcards.com

www.eslflashcards.com/The average cost of flash cards on the internet is;$4.95 US$4 new USCanada $6.95 www.Amazon.com

Can be used for many subjects

Flash cards can be used to teach and learn many subjects like Math, Science, Social Studies, and Language Arts. They can also be used to enhance the learning of such subjects by providing visual aid such as pictures and meanings of: Animals, Body parts, Cities, Countries, Nature, Food, Language, etc.

Can be used to teach many languages

references

• www.eslflashcards.com/• www.educationalpress.org/• www.myfreeflashcards.com/• www.proprofs.com/flashcards/search.php?search=education

&tag• www.Amazon.com• Lever – Duffy, Judy and Jean B. Teaching and Learning with

Technology 4th ed. Boston, MA. Pearson Education. 2001• Jukes, Ian. Bringing Down The House: Creating Powerful

Presentations How to Deliver Your Message with Power and Pizzazz. 2005