“Tell me and I will forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I will understand.” - Unknown/Perhaps Confucius
For any learning opportunity, use these basic tenants:
- Determine your objectives. It is better to express them behaviorally if you can.
- Determine what your students already know. Only teach the things they need to learn.
- Try to avoid lecturing. The demonstration or the use of visual aids is much more effective.
- The students have to DO to learn. Hands-on is best.
- The student and the teacher should both agree that the objectives have been met. If not, repeat the cycle.
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