510 - Demonstration

Demonstration

The instructional strategy demonstration is defined as teaching someone how to do something with a step-by-step process often illustrated or shown using some type of visual aid; students should be engaged throughout the entire demonstration.

Demonstration Advantages

Students who are visual learners will have a higher level of understanding throughout the lesson with the use of a visual aid than if there was no visual aid. All students will be able to follow along with the lesson/demonstration because the visual portion of the lesson creates increased levels of engagement.

Demonstration Disadvantages

If there is a lot of noise during the demonstration some students may be unable to focus on what is being taught. If there is poor seating students may not be able to see the visual aid which could cause the students to misinterpret the lesson entirely.

Karley Wilson- Technologies for Demonstration

Powerpoint presentation - the teacher will be able to present the powerpoint presentation on a smart board to display all information to students.

Link: https://24slides.com/presentbetter/what-is-powerpoint-presentation

Youtube - the teacher can show the students videos on what they will be learning during the demonstration lesson.

Link: https://edu.gcfglobal.org/en/youtube/what-is-youtube/1/

Book Creator - the simplest way to create content in the classroom.

Link: https://bookcreator.com/?utm_source=EAS&utm_medium=listing&utm_campaign=trial&utm_term=best-apps-for-education

Procreate - a digital illustration tool that teachers can use to draw out step-by-step learning.

Link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9_Gwi8NJ84

Digital Whiteboard - Perfect for creating presentations for classroom lessons.

Link: https://explaineverything.com/

Kaitlyn Smith- Technologies for Demonstration

Google Slides- the teacher and students are able to collaborate and participate in interactive and informative slides via personal computers or smart boards.

Link: https://www.google.com/slides/about/

Nearpod- the teacher is able to create lessons and assessments then share them with students all at once during whole group or individually.

Link:

https://nearpod.com/

Google Classroom- the teacher is able to communicate with students and share documents with students in an organized manner.

Link:

https://edu.google.com/workspace-for-education/classroom/

LessonUp- the teacher can create and share engaging and differentiated lessons.

Link:

https://www.lessonup.com/site/en

Loom- teachers can create video presentations and mini lessons to share for student viewing at anytime.

Link:

https://www.loom.com/education

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