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Lecture Components
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Located in
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Each lecture can be divided in the following components.
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introduction/xinclude.xml:1210(para)
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Context Setting
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introduction/xinclude.xml:1233(title)
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Main Body
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introduction/xinclude.xml:1251(title)
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You could use any or all of the Instructional methods listed above. However, depending on the student profile and the complexity of the content piece to be taught, choose any combination of the above mentioned methods. Using a wide range of teaching styles and methods is also a good instructional practice as it brings in variety and breaks monotony.
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introduction/xinclude.xml:1252(para)
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For complex topics, demonstrate the procedure and then have the students practice the lab exercise. If the topic is fairly simple, put up the slides illustrating the procedure and have the students perform the associated lab simultaneously.
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Located in
introduction/xinclude.xml:1261(para)
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Using the Lesson Summary presentation slide, which highlight the main points.
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Located in
introduction/xinclude.xml:1286(para)
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Reiterating how the topic relates with the learner's job.
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introduction/xinclude.xml:1290(para)
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