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# Teaching tips
## White-boards
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Try to frequently use white-board, because:
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It makes teaching more interactive.
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It slows down teaching, because you have to draw.
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Make sure you have good pens with high contrast.
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Have two white-boards:
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One for tidy concept maps.
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One for messy notes.
## Stand
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Try not to sit, because:
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Teaching will be more dynamic.
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People can see and hear you better.
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Construct something to have your computer up, such that you can stand in front of it.
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---
title
:
"
Instructor
Notes"
layout
:
page
---
FIXME
## White-boards
-
Try to frequently use white-board, because:
-
It makes teaching more interactive.
-
It slows down teaching, because you have to draw.
-
Make sure you have good pens with high contrast.
-
Have two white-boards:
-
One for tidy concept maps.
-
One for messy notes.
## Stand
-
Try not to sit, because:
-
Teaching will be more dynamic.
-
People can see and hear you better.
-
Construct something to have your computer up, such that you can stand in front of it.
{% include links.md %}
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