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Tom Musk

Effective Oral Presentations | Learn Science at Scitable - 0 views

  • hree components
  • Verbally (and as a general rule)
  • nstead, memorize the outline of your presentation
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  • Vocally, vary the tone, rate, and volume of your voice
  • Visually, control your body
  • practice more, pace yourself, and support your spoken discourse with appropriate slides
  • non-native speaker
  • Practicing helps you identify missing vocabulary
  • Practicing in front of an audience
  • During your presentation, pace yourself
  • Pacing yourself also means speaking more slowly than you otherwise might
  • Most speakers, even experienced ones, are nervous before or during an oral presentation
  • perhaps the most effective one is to focus constructively on your purpose at all times
  • Before your presentation, eliminate all the unknowns
  • Visualize what you want to achieve, not what you want to avoid
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    This is a really useful guide to effective presentations. We can use it as a primary teaching tool.
Tom Musk

Ten Simple Rules for Making Good Oral Presentations - 0 views

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    Good guidelines to support other teaching on presentations
James Linzel

Caveman to Chemist Projects: Potash - 0 views

  • As the evaporation continues, the substances present are deposited in reverse order to their solubilibies. Finally, the most soluble substances present are deposited as the uppermost stratum as the sea gives up the last of its moisture. The substances deposited depend on what was present in the original sea, and the order in which they are deposited depends on their relative solubilities
  • For solids, however, we turn to recrystalization as our primary purification technique.
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    "Solvay"
Jason Dillon

Gapminder: Unveiling the beauty of statistics for a fact based world view. - 1 views

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    teachers share resources and talk about how they use this tool with their students http://www.gapminder.org/for-teachers/#.U2bFe62SxsY
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    from the designer of this software: http://www.gapminder.org/donations/ Building a fact-based world view Gapminder is a non-profit foundation based in Stockholm. Our goal is to replace devastating myths with a fact-based worldview. Our method is to make data easy to understand. We are dedicated to innovate and spread new methods to make global development understandable, free of charge, without advertising. We want to let teachers, journalists and everyone else continue to freely use our tools, videos and presentations.
Jason Dillon

The Global Education Conference Network - GlobalEdCon: Connecting Educators and Organiz... - 1 views

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    Since we have been talking about PD, I thought I'd share this. If you don't know of Steve Hargadon, he's a good person to follow on twitter.  He works with this group and others to put on lots of virtual conferences. Best of all, they archive many of the keynotes and presentations so they are freely available later. Hargadon puts out a weekly newsletter that I subscribed to at learningrevolution.com  He and his collaborators are sifting through so much stuff and synthesizing it for us.
Jason Dillon

Climate Disruptions, Close to Home - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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  • the main reason neither Congress nor much of the American public cares about global warming is that, as problems go, it seems remote. Anyone who reads the latest National Climate Assessment, released on Tuesday, cannot possibly think that way any longer.
  • The study, produced by scientists from academia, government and the private sector, is the definitive statement of the present and future effects of climate change on the United States. Crippling droughts will become more frequent in drier regions; torrential rains and storm surges will increase in wet regions; sea levels will rise and coral reefs in Hawaii and Florida will die. Readers can pick their own regional catastrophes,
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    "report"
Jason Dillon

John Liu. Large Scale Ecosystem Restoration; for Climate Stability and Abundance | Yout... - 2 views

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    He is a journalist/filmmaker who might be available to talk to our students or visit the school. He presents at Global Issues Network conferences. I think he lives in Beijing.
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    Added him as a follow on twitter
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