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In the last TTT, I shared that I lecture. In this round of resources, we see a slight variation that I strive for called dynamic lecturing. The goal of dynamic lecturing is to get the learners more involved.
- You can start with this infographic to consider the basics of dynamic lectures, including types of interaction.
- Already incorporate the basics into your lecture? This infographic explains how to leverage techniques from the science of learning and different ways to present material.
- Are you a dynamic lecture pro? You can power up with this infographic that takes dynamic lecturing to the next level interactive games, audience response, and formative assessment.
Thanks to Dr. Todd Zakrasjek and his team at The Scholarly Teacher for creating these handy infographics.
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