Test 3 (notes)

Question 1

Different types of visuals

Answer 1

Chalkboard
Board Visuals

Question 2

What is the most universal visual?

Answer 2

chalkboard

Question 3

Things to keep in mind about board visuals

Answer 3

Don’t over/under magnetize
Practice with them
Less is more
Don’t have to use every day

Question 4

What are the advantages to using PowerPoint/smart boards?

Answer 4

Teacher faces the class
Teacher looks at students
Presentation can be controlled

Question 5

What are the disadvantages to using PowerPoint/smart boards?

Answer 5

Note taking
Comfortability/practice
Premade lessons replace teacher
Technology glitches

Question 6

What are the uses for PowerPoint?

Answer 6

Preview
Summarize
Maps
Models

Question 7

What are some things to keep in mind about PowerPoint?

Answer 7

Font (easy to read; age appropriate)
Use top 2/3 of screen (helps students in back see)
Use black screen
Use uniform transitions
Use one animation style
Be aware of room lighting
Can use premade lessons

Question 8

What are the characteristics of good bulletin boards?

Answer 8

Simple
Brief text
Correct text size
Attractive

Question 9

What is the purpose of a bulletin board?

Answer 9

Glorify God
Reflect God’s order and design
Give students a brighter, more colorful room
Set an atmosphere for learning

Question 10

What are some general rules for bulletin boards?

Answer 10

Change boards every 4-6 weeks
Ideas come from many resources
Consider the supplies needed
Borrow from other teachers (especially first year)

Question 11

What are some supplies needed for bulletin boards?

Answer 11

Background
Boarder
Letters
Figure(s)