ELEPHANT - Interactive PowerPoint presentation including video snippets

Elephant - Interactive PowerPoint presentation including 7 video snippets

INDIVIDUAL ANIMAL PRESENTATIONS, contain further information, more photos and possible video snippets.

This POWERFUL, INTERACTIVE presentation makes the reader and or listeners … THINK! and THINK some more!

Questions are asked continually thus engaging the reader; responses come naturally.

Original photos enhance and support the text.

Comprehension skills expand through application of applying what is read to photo verification.

Greatly enhances group discussions.

Students when, encouraged to write down words they do not understand develop dictionary skills. Vocabulary increases too.

Presentations may be used for independent research by the learner or as a discussion base for lessons.

GREAT FOR AFRICA STUDIES! READING LESSONS! LIFE SCIENCE LESSONS! RESEARCH PAPERS!

This presentation is designed…

as non-fiction reading exercise,/ reading comprehension

an independent or small group mini lesson,

study skills practice / note taking,

basic research for a life science report, / animal study

as a basis for a prepared/unprepared speech,

as a motivation for creative/informative writing,

as a discussion base for the introduction to carnivorous animals

During the presentation:-

Learners may record their answers to posed questions or simply give a verbal response.

Learners may take notes by recording keyword/phrases from the slides.

Learners may write a report/summary/speech at the end of the presentation.

I have found that presenting learners with materials that allow them to discover knowledge for themselves is more meaningful and has a lasting impression. The basic principles of independence, self-confidence, self-discipline, freedom to explore, maintaining interest, learning from and with peers, respect in all forms; comes to the fore.

A fun, motivating way for learners to engage!

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