Friends do u think the paper presentation is best or just a casual taeching on black board is best?

Question

project management

Answer 1

a combo of bot. students needs a visual aid. a visual presentation is far more effective than a  mere lecture. now the question is what suits you and how u can make the best out of it. while studying, a student tends to miss ouy a few points due to lack of focus, distraction if the lecture is being given verbally or on board. However, the mode of communication is far more successful if the studnets have slides, paper notes with them while teh professor is teaching. this way they can relate what they heard with whats written on thier notes. Visual + listening combines to effective learning.

Answer 2

I think the blackboard is best. The prof writes down what is important and you just have to elaborate. If technology allows though, Powerpoints are the best.  

Answer 3

Both required infact , Paper presentation as well as black board teaching. Whatever you teach on black board, make sure that you nicely present it to the audience as a document. Because Paper document remain forever , black board teachings may vanish once you are done with the session.

Answer 4

paper/powerpoint presentation is best IMO.

You have the basic notes in front of you and you only have to worry about writing down the "juice" of the information, instead having to crunch and write it all down.

Answer 5

PowerPoint hands down. Especially in today's world, you can't write things on a blackboard- it's messy and slow. You can do so much with PowerPoint (not to mention various Adobe products like Connect and Captivate) that using a chalkboard is lame. Also, using paper products isn't very environmentally conscious, or fun. PPT!!!

Answer 6

Dear friend,

I am neither in favour of paper presentation, nor casual teaching. Of course Group Discussion is the best method of teaching and Black Board is one of the teaching Aid. The outcomes of Group Discussions be jot down on the black board in order to know what link you followed during your teaching.