Teaching with Blackboard Chapter 1

Questions and Answers

To ensure availability and to avoid any last-minute disruptions

To save time and to ensure that the diagrams are accurate and complete

To ensure the blackboard is ready for use and to maintain a clean and organized learning environment

To maintain clarity and readability of the written content Signup and view all the answers

To create visual interest, highlight important information, and distinguish between different concepts Signup and view all the answers

To make things clearer to the class and help to focus their attention Signup and view all the answers

To engage with the students, maintain their attention, and promote a sense of connection Signup and view all the answers

To promote transparency, clarify difficult concepts, and encourage student participation Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Blackboard is the most useful visual aid, always available and versatile for various purposes.

Arrive early to class to ensure the board is clean.
Bring your own chalk/markers and eraser to class.
Use a pencil and meter stick to draw horizontal lines in advance if you have trouble keeping your writing level.
Prepare complex diagrams and charts in advance and cover them until needed.
Write in a straight line and use different colors to convey information.
Divide the board into sections to organize content.

The goal of using the blackboard is to clarify information and focus students' attention.
Develop good techniques for writing on the blackboard and organizing content.
Keep the class engaged by maintaining eye contact, speaking as you write, and allowing students to see what you're writing.