We use the Mind Map: 1. Before the class: Curriculum planning Lessons Preparation 2. During the class: Delivering lesson Making handouts Encouraging independent thinking Boosting creativity Evaluation 3. After the class: Student assessment Self evaluation Promoting collaboration Designing extra curriculum activities And that's a good example:
Hello! I prepared this PowerPoint lesson: “fraction: representation” The students will learn the definition of a fraction in a video to increase their attention then you can repeat it in a slide the definition and keywords, and a lot of exercises to color or write the fraction that represents the parts of a whole shape. I tried it in my classroom, with a lot of motivation and sensory activities, and a quiz to make sure the objectives were accomplished. Print the exercises! Download it! You won’t regret it! This is an embedded Microsoft Office presentation, powered by Office .
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