Anthony Ferrante

While reading through this section I saw many helpful tips that I hadn't thought much about before, especially with regards to visual aides. Pondering the topics presented as made me see that we could easily combine the visual aides with lecture work sheets. An example of this could be an incomplete vindiagram that demonstrates the relationship between various topics. The students get the aide, while being forced to decode the lecture in order to find the answers they need to remember.

While reading through the third section of this class I couldn't help but think of Case Studies. I love to use case studies because they allow me to take the abstract information I provide during the lectures and make it applicable in a real work scenario. Often, giving an assignment for students to preview, followed by a lecture, and concluding with a case study allows the students to understand and relate to material that they would not have otherwise.