SUBJECT INDEX

A

  1. Active learning: challenges of, definitions of, historical development of, purposes of, research done primarily in the sciences on, techniques for promoting. See also Interactive lecturing; Learning; Student learning
  2. Active learning continuum
  3. Active learning methods: active learning pedagogy examples, active learning techniques examples, interactive lecturing model combining engaging presentations and
  4. Active learning phases: assess, attend, prepare, use. See also Active learning themes
  5. Active learning tasks: active learning continuum for several key, recommendations on
  6. Active learning techniques: assess phase and corresponding, attend phase and corresponding, designed to scaffold student learning, different instructional contexts and the, prepare phase and corresponding, promoting active learning using the, use phase and corresponding. See also specific technique
  7. Active learning themes: application, attention, closure, ­preparation. See also Active learning phases
  8. Active Reading Documents (ARDs) Technique
  9. Active voice
  10. Actively preparing techniques: Active Reading Documents (ARDs), Individual Readiness Assurance Tests (iRATs), Know-Wonder-Learned (K-W-I), motivating student learning by using the, Two-Minute Question-Development Talks (TQDTs)
  11. Advance Organizers Technique
  12. African Art and the Diaspora lecture
  13. An alternative universe scenario (The Hook)
  14. Annotated Reference Page Tip
  15. Anticipating and predicting new information techniques: for active learning prepare phase, Guess and Confirm, Preview Guide, Sentence Stem Predictions, Update Your Classmate
  16. Application strategies: contrasting transmission and interactive lectures, discussion, ­small-group work. See also Use phase (active learning)
  17. Applying information techniques: for active learning use phase, Intrigue Journal, Real-World Applications, Support a Statement, Thick and Thin Questions
  18. Aristotelian Triptych Tip
  19. Around the Room Icebreaker
  20. Asking and answering questions: general suggestions for, Tips to facilitate communication
  21. Asking and Answering Questions Tips: Echo Chamber, Right Means Right, Wait Time, Write a Question. See also Questions
  22. Assertion and Evidence Organizer
  23. Assess phase (active learning): checking understanding techniques, correlating to active learning techniques, during interactive lecture, reflecting and metacognition techniques. See also Closure
  24. Assignment review (The Graceful Goodbye)
  25. Attend phase (active learning): correlating to active learning techniques, during interactive lecture, listening for information techniques, taking notes techniques
  26. Attention strategies: asking students questions, contrasting transmission and interactive lectures on, guided note-taking
  27. Attribute Change brainstorming technique
  28. Audiovisual slides: background color, Twitter hashtags, and slide transition; blank or blacked-out slides; methods for designing slides, software package templates for; suggestions for replacements of slides

B

  1. Back to the beginning (The Power Close)
  2. Background color of slides
  3. Banking model of learning
  4. Basic survival lecture kit
  5. Behavioral Genetics lecture
  6. Big Why, Little Why Tip
  7. Biology large lecture
  8. Blank or blacked-out slides
  9. Blended (or hybrid) course video lecture
  10. The board (chalkboard or whiteboard)
  11. Bonus discussion questions activity
  12. Book and Check Tip
  13. Bookends, Interleaves, and Overlays Tip
  14. Brace Map
  15. Brainstorming on the board activity
  16. Brainstorming Tip
  17. Bumper stickers activity
  18. Business Computer Systems lecture
  19. Business Law lecture
  20. Buzz groups activity

C

  1. Calculus lecture
  2. A call to action (The Power Close)
  3. Cause and effect logical pattern
  4. Chalk-and-talk lecture medium
  5. Chalkboard
  6. Checking understanding techniques: for active learning assess phase, One-Sentence Summary, Pre-Post Freewrite, RSQC2, 3-2-1
  7. Chemistry large lecture
  8. Chemistry lecture
  9. Chemistry video lecture
  10. Chronological order logical pattern
  11. City of New London, Kelo v.
  12. Class announcement: example of a, Lecture Preview through
  13. Class Electronics Policy (Physics 101–Section 102)
  14. Classroom opinion polls activity
  15. Classroom Technology Policy Tip
  16. Climate (classroom): about the correlating engaging lecture Tips, research on engaging presentation element of. See also Lecture sessions
  17. Climate techniques: demonstrating readiness, generating enthusiasm and interest, managing the session
  18. Closure: Cloze Activity (The Synthesis), contrasting transmission and interactive lectures on, interactive lecture assess phase, quizzes strategy used for, reflecting and metacognition for. See also Assess phase (active learning)
  19. Cloze Activity (The Synthesis)
  20. Coded Notes Technique
  21. College Algebra video lecture
  22. College and University Teaching lecture
  23. College Teaching lecture
  24. College Teaching Techniques series
  25. Communication: introduction to techniques to facilitate, research on engaging presentation element of, voice modulation used during
  26. Communication checks: for appropriate pacing, for concluding an activity, for student understanding, for students who have questions or comments
  27. Communication techniques: asking and answering questions, presenting like a professional, signaling the takeaways
  28. Communication Technology, Culture, and Society video lecture
  29. Comparison and contrast logical pattern
  30. Computer Science for Nonmajors large lecture
  31. Concept mapping activity
  32. Conceptual understanding of novices
  33. The Connector Tip
  34. Constitutional Law lecture
  35. Consumer Behavior lecture
  36. Content-Rich Handout Tip
  37. Context Keeper Tip
  38. Contrarian statement (The Hook)
  39. Cooperative and collaborative learning
  40. Course site or blog: example of using a, Lecture Preview through
  41. Crafting handouts and supplements: extending your presentation by, Tips to create supports of
  42. Crafting Handouts and Supplements Tips: Annotated Reference Page, Content-Rich Handout; Infodeck; Lecture Map
  43. Creating content: challenges associated with, Tips to create focus by
  44. Creating Content Tips: Brainstorming, Logical Pattern, Rule of Three, Sticky Note Diagrams
  45. Critics assignment
  46. Cubing brainstorming technique
  47. Cued Notes Technique
  48. Cycle of Events

D

  1. Dead wood words
  2. Demographic and psychological factors
  3. Demonstrating readiness: for effective lecturing, Tips to create supports by
  4. Demonstrating Readiness Tips: Book and Check, Dress for Success, Lecture Supply Kit, Out Loud
  5. Designing effective audiovisuals: learning benefits of effective, Tips to create supports by
  6. Designing effective audiovisuals Tips: Context Keeper; Invisible Slide; Less Is More; Slide Replacement, Template Temperance
  7. Details of content and activities section
  8. Developmental English: Reading lecture
  9. Discussion: application strategy of, key learning task of having a
  10. Double Planning Tip
  11. Drawing for understanding activity
  12. Dress for Success Tip
  13. Duration lecture aspects

E

  1. E-mail blast: example of a, Lecture Preview through
  2. Echo Chamber Tip
  3. Education video lecture
  4. Educational Psychology: A Cognitive View (Ausubel)
  5. Ender’s Game lecture
  6. Energizers persona archetype
  7. Energy Uses and the Environment large lecture
  8. Engaging presentations: characteristics and ­elements of, interactive lecturing model ­combining active learning methods and, research on elements of
  9. Engaging presentations elements: climate, communications, focus, format, supports, synthesis of research on the. See also specific element
  10. Engaging Presentations Tips: engaging elements correlated to the, organization of the, what to know about the. See also specific tip
  11. English Composition video lecture
  12. The entry ticket (Meet and Greet)
  13. Every Minute Matters Tip
  14. Example givers assignment
  15. Exit ticket (The Graceful Goodbye)
  16. Exit tickets activity
  17. Extensions Tip
  18. Eye contact

F

  1. Facial expressions
  2. Fascinators persona archetype
  3. Feedback (The Power Close)
  4. Filler words
  5. Film Studies large lecture
  6. Final thoughts (The Graceful Goodbye)
  7. Finite Mathematics video lecture
  8. Five words activity
  9. Flash-talk mini-lecture activity
  10. Flip charts
  11. Flipped classrooms
  12. Flipped course video lecture
  13. Focus: about the correlating engaging lecture Tips, research on engaging presentation element of
  14. Focus Tips: correlating focus to engaging lecture, for creating content, for setting goals
  15. Formal lecture
  16. Formality lecture aspects
  17. Format: about the correlating engaging lecture Tips, research on engaging presentation element of
  18. Format lecture aspects
  19. Format Tips: correlating format to engaging lecture, for leveraging the language, for structuring the session
  20. Freshman Composition lecture
  21. Full-body movements
  22. Full-session lecture duration
  23. Fundamentals of Oral Communication large lecture

G

  1. Gandhi story
  2. General Physics Note-Taking Pairs (on-site)
  3. General Physics video lecture
  4. Generating enthusiasm and interest: facilitating student motivation by, Tips to create climate
  5. Generating Enthusiasm and Interest Tips: The Hook, Icebreakers, Keep the Lights On, Lecture Preview, Meet and Greet, Value Display
  6. Geography and Globalization lecture
  7. Geography lecture: Support a Statement Technique used for, Translate That! Technique used for
  8. Geology lecture
  9. German for Business lecture
  10. “Gettysburg Address” (Lincoln)
  11. Global Communications large lecture
  12. Goals lecture section
  13. Goals. See Setting goals
  14. Godin method for slides
  15. The Graceful Goodbye Tip
  16. Graphic organizers: Advance Organizers Technique on, Guided Notes Technique variation using, The Synthesis Tip on
  17. Grief, Death and Loss: Social World video lecture
  18. Guess and Confirm Technique
  19. Guided note-taking
  20. Guided Notes Technique
  21. Guiding questions

H

  1. Hand gestures
  2. The handout (Meet and Greet)
  3. Handouts and supplements: Annotated Reference Page, Annotated Reference Page supplementary resource, content-rich, Hand gestures, the handout (Meet and Greet), handouts (The Graceful Goodbye), Infodeck; Lecture Map
  4. Handouts (The Graceful Goodbye)
  5. The handshake (Meet and Greet)
  6. Health: Emotional Wellness video lecture
  7. Health and Wellness lecture
  8. The “hey, I know you” (Meet and Greet)
  9. High-Impact Language Tip
  10. High tech lecture kit
  11. Hispanic Culture large lecture
  12. History large lecture
  13. The History of the American University large lecture
  14. History of the United States (1914 to Present) video lecture
  15. History of Western Civilization online lecture
  16. History of World War II video lecture
  17. Homework (The Graceful Goodbye)
  18. The Hook Tip
  19. Humanities: The Ancient World large lecture
  20. Hybrid (or blended) course video lecture

I

  1. “I Have a Dream” speech (King)
  2. Icebreakers Tip
  3. Idea generation
  4. Idea group labeling
  5. Idea selection and discarding
  6. Idea sorting
  7. Ideas: Brainstorming Tip for coming up with, Context Keeper Tip for visual tracking of; Internal Previews and Summaries Tip to help focus on key, Sticky Note Diagrams Tip for coming up with
  8. An image (The Power Close)
  9. Immunology lecture
  10. In Common Icebreaker
  11. Incomplete or vague answer (Right Means Right)
  12. Individual Readiness Assurance Tests (iRATs) Technique
  13. Infodeck Tip
  14. Informal lecture
  15. Information-related techniques: anticipate and predict new information, applying information, listening for information, rehearsing information
  16. Inquiry in the Natural World large lecture
  17. Inspirers persona archetype
  18. Instructional contexts: blended or hybrid course video lecture, flipped course video lecture, large lectures, medium-sized lecture courses, online course video lecture, seminar talks, very large lectures
  19. Interactive lecturing: contrasting transmission and presentation, creating “pedagogy of engagement” through, engaging presentations through. See also Active learning; Lectures
  20. Interactive lecturing model
  21. Interactivity lecture aspects
  22. Interdisciplinary Course: 3D Printing lecture
  23. Interest, preparation, and prior knowledge
  24. Interleaves (lecture and active learning alternating)
  25. Internal Previews and Summaries Tip
  26. Intrigue Journal Technique
  27. Intriguing question (The Hook)
  28. Introduction to Accounting video lecture
  29. Introduction to American Government lecture
  30. Introduction to Anthropology large lecture
  31. Introduction to Biblical Studies large lecture
  32. Introduction to Clinical Pharmacy Skills large lecture
  33. Introduction to Communication Studies large lecture
  34. Introduction to Criminal Court Systems video lecture
  35. Introduction to Cultural Anthropology lecture
  36. Introduction to Engineering Fields large lecture
  37. Introduction to Engineering lecture
  38. Introduction to Geoscience lecture
  39. Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry large lecture
  40. Introduction to Leadership large lecture
  41. Introduction to Philosophy lectures: Active Reading Documents (ARDs) Technique, Know-Wonder-Learned (K-W-L) Technique
  42. Introduction to Popular Culture large ­lecture
  43. Introduction to Psychology video lecture
  44. Introductory Physics large lecture
  45. Invisible Slide Tip

J

  1. Jargon language
  2. JavaScript for Programmers video lecture
  3. Journalists’ Questions brainstorming technique

K

  1. Kawasaki method for slides
  2. Keep the Lights On Tip
  3. Kelo v. City of New London
  4. Key Term Icebreaker
  5. Keynote
  6. Know-Wonder-Learned (K-W-I) Technique
  7. Knowledge: Engaging Lecture Tip on providing background, managing the lecture section through pedagogical, preparation through prior

L

  1. Large lectures techniques: active learning benefits of, Active Reading Documents, Advance Organizers, Coded Notes, Cued Notes, Guess and Confirm, Guided Notes, Individual Readiness Assurance Tests (iRATs), Intrigue Journal, Know-Wonder-Learned, Lecture Bingo, Lecture Engagement Logs, Lecture Wrapper, Listening Teams, Live-Tweet Lecture, One-Sentence Summary, Post-Lecture Knowledge Survey, Pre-Post Freewrite, Preview Guide, Punctuated Lecture, Real-World Applications, RSQC2, Sentence Stem Predictions, Sketch Notes, Snap Shots, Support a Statement, Thick and Thin Questions, Think-Pair-Share, 3-2-1, Translate That!, Two-Minute Question-Development Talks, Update Your Classmate
  2. Law, Policy, and Ethics in Journalism lecture
  3. Learning: banking model of, cooperative and collaborative, lecture vs. active learning debate over, PBL (problem-based learning), TBL (team-based learning). See also Active learning; Student learning
  4. Learning Assessment Technique (LAT)
  5. Learning Assessment Techniques: A Handbook for College Faculty (Barkley and Major)
  6. Learning Goals Inventory (LGI)
  7. Learning materials lecture section
  8. Learning tasks: active learning continuum for several key, recommendations for active learning
  9. Lecture Bingo Technique
  10. Lecture con-learning arguments: lectures do not offer authority or control to students, research findings are poor learning from lectures, students are passive learners in lectures, too many challenges to learning in lectures
  11. Lecture contexts: large lectures, medium-sized lecture courses, seminar talks, very large lectures, video lectures. See also specific lecture context
  12. Lecture-demonstration format
  13. Lecture Engagement Logs Technique
  14. Lecture Map Tip
  15. Lecture notes: sample of outlined notes, To Script, or Not to Script on using
  16. Lecture Plan Tip
  17. Lecture Preview Tip
  18. Lecture pro-learning arguments: active learning research done primarily in the sciences, cognitive benefits to, phenomenal success of TED Talks form of, students can be active learners during
  19. Lecture script: sample of a, To Script, or Not to Script on using
  20. Lecture sessions: booking and checking room for, Lecture Supply Kit assembled by presenters for, managing the, Managing the Sessions Tips on, structuring the, tips on how to dress for success. See also Climate (classroom)
  21. Lecture Supply Kit Tip: assembling a high tech, low tech, and basic survival kits, description of the, example of the
  22. Lecture technique examples: Active Reading Documents, Advance Organizers, Coded Notes, Cued Notes, Guess and Confirm, Guided Notes, Individual Readiness Assurance Tests (iRATs), Intrigue Journal, Know-Wonder-Learned (K-W-L), Lecture Bingo, Lecture Engagement Logs, Lecture Wrapper, Listening Teams, Live-Tweet Lecture, Note-Taking Pairs, One-Sentence Summary, Post-Lecture Knowledge Survey, Pre-Post Freewrite, Preview Guide, Punctuated Lecture, Real-World Applications, RSQC2, Sentence Stem Predictions, Sketch Notes, Snap Shots, Support a Statement, Thick and Thin Questions, Think-Pair-Share, 3-2-1, Translate That!, Two-Minute Question-Development Talks (TQDTs), Update Your Classmate
  23. Lecture vs. active learning debate: arguments for and against the lecture, examples of active learning methods, introduction to the, reconsidering how we frame the
  24. Lecture Wrapper Technique
  25. Lectures: arguments for and against the, challenges of, definitions of, description and historical development of the, different contexts of, interactivity and duration of, purposes of the, transmission-model. See also Interactive lecturing
  26. Lecturette lecture duration
  27. Less Is More Tip
  28. Lessig method for slides
  29. Leveraging the language: to help students track lecture focus and format, Tips to create focus by
  30. Leveraging the Language Tips: Aristotelian Triptych, High-Impact Language, Internal Previews and Summaries, Signposts
  31. Linked Lecturettes Tip
  32. Listening: for information techniques, as key learning task, understanding the learning value of
  33. Listening for information techniques: for active learning attend phase, Advance Organizers, Lecture Bingo, Listening Teams, Live-Tweet Lecture
  34. Listening Teams Technique
  35. Live-Tweet Lecture Technique
  36. Logical Pattern Tip
  37. Logical pattern types: cause and effect, chronological order, comparison and contrast, order of importance, problem and solution, sequential order; simple to complex, spatial, topical
  38. “The Lost Cell Phone” story
  39. Low tech lecture kit

M

  1. Main Idea and Detail Chart
  2. Managing the session: knowledge of pedagogy for, Tips to create climate
  3. Managing the Session Tips: Classroom Technology Policy, Every Minute Matters, Extensions, Silent Signals, Terms of Engagement
  4. “Matter and Consciousness” (Churchland)
  5. Media History and Culture large lecture
  6. Media Studies video lecture
  7. Medical terminology video lecture
  8. Medium lecture aspects
  9. Medium-sized lecture courses
  10. Meet and Greet Tip
  11. Metacognitive reflection: description of the, reflecting and metacognition techniques for
  12. Microeconomics video lecture
  13. Mini-lecture duration
  14. Misconceptions of students
  15. Modern British Literature video lecture
  16. Motivation. See Student motivation
  17. Multiculturalism in Student Affairs video lecture
  18. Multimedia lecture medium
  19. Music Appreciation large lecture
  20. Music History: Eighteenth-Century Classicism video lecture

N

  1. The “name, please” (Meet and Greet)
  2. No Hijacking technique
  3. Note-taking: Guided Notes Technique and use of guided, research on student learning relationship to, taking notes techniques on
  4. Note-Taking Pairs Technique
  5. Novice conceptual understanding and ability
  6. Nurse Educator Roles and Responsibilities video lecture
  7. Nursing as a Profession lecture
  8. Nutrition in Health and Well-Being large ­lecture

O

  1. Objectives lecture section
  2. Observations lecture section
  3. Oceanography lecture
  4. One-minute lecture duration
  5. One more thing (The Power Close)
  6. One-Sentence Summary Technique
  7. One-way lecture interactivity
  8. Online course video lecture
  9. Open-ended rhetorical question (The Hook)
  10. Oral essay lecture format
  11. Oral only lecture medium
  12. Order of importance logical pattern
  13. Organizational Communication large lecture
  14. Organizational theory lecture
  15. Overlays learning activities

P

  1. Partially correct answer (Right Means Right)
  2. Participatory lecture interactivity
  3. Pass the chalk activity
  4. Pass the pointer activity
  5. “Passive learning” pedagogy
  6. Pathophysiology video lecture
  7. The pause (The Graceful Goodbye)
  8. Pauses in speech
  9. Pedagogical Moves Tip
  10. Pedagogy: choosing Classroom Technology Policy to fit with your, creating a “pedagogy of engagement,” examples of active learning, lectures as “passive learning,” ­managing the lecture section through knowledge of
  11. Pedagogy of the Oppressed (Freire)
  12. Performers persona archetype
  13. Persona archetypes
  14. Philosophy of Mind video lecture
  15. Physical Geography lecture
  16. Physics 101–Section 102: In-Class Electronics Policy
  17. Picture prompt activity
  18. Pitch (voice)
  19. Planet, Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe video lecture
  20. Point-by-point lecture format
  21. Pompous words
  22. Post-Lecture Knowledge Survey Technique
  23. Post-student question (Wait Time)
  24. Post-student response (Wait Time)
  25. Post-teacher question (Wait Time)
  26. Post-teacher response (Wait Time)
  27. The Power Close Tip
  28. PowerPoint
  29. Pre-instructional assignments
  30. Pre-Post Freewrite Technique
  31. Preexisting ideas of students
  32. Preparation strategies: contrasting transmission and interactive lectures, interest and prior knowledge stimulators, pre-instructional assignments
  33. Prepare phase (active learning): actively preparing techniques, anticipating and predicting new information techniques, correlating to active learning techniques, during interactive lecture
  34. Presentation Persona Tip
  35. Presenting like a professional: student learning directed related to your, Tips to facilitate communication
  36. Presenting Like a Professional Tips: Pedagogical Moves, To Script, or Not to Script, Voice Modulation, Weatherperson
  37. Preview Guide Technique
  38. Prezi
  39. Prior knowledge preparation
  40. Problem and solution logical pattern
  41. Problem-based learning (PBL)
  42. Problem-solving learning task
  43. Problem-solving lecture format
  44. Proponents assignment
  45. Props (to replace slides)
  46. A provocative question (The Power Close)
  47. Psychological and demographic factors
  48. Psychology 101 video lecture
  49. Psychology large lecture
  50. Punctuated Lecture Technique
  51. Purpose lecture section

Q

  1. Qualitative Research Methods video lecture
  2. Questioners assignment
  3. Questions: bonus discussion questions activity, intriguing question (The Hook), Journalists’ Questions brainstorming technique, Lecture Preview through guiding, open-ended rhetorical question (The Hook), prevent lecture from being hijacked by student, Quirky Question Icebreaker, research on asking students, Silent Signals Tip to check if students have any, Thick and Thin Questions Technique, Wait Time as time between an answer and a. See also Asking and Answering Questions Tips
  4. Quick write activity
  5. Quirky Question Icebreaker
  6. Quizzes (closure strategy)
  7. Quotations (The Hook)
  8. Quote minus one activity

R

  1. Rate of speech
  2. Readiness factors: description of student, misconceptions, novice conceptual understanding and ability
  3. Reading learning task
  4. Real-World Applications Technique
  5. Reflecting and metacognition techniques: for active learning assess phase, Lecture Engagement Logs, Lecture Wrapper, Post-Lecture Knowledge Survey, Punctuated Lecture
  6. Reflection-action persona aspect
  7. Rehearsing information techniques: for active learning use phase, Snap Shots, Think-Pair-Share, Translate That!
  8. Research findings: on active learning, on active learning is primarily in the sciences, on engaging presentations elements, on learning effectiveness of lectures, on student learning relationship to taking notes
  9. Right Means Right Tip
  10. Role Storm brainstorming technique
  11. RSQC2 Technique
  12. Rule of Three Tip

S

  1. Scaffolding learning: active learning techniques for, for having students write questions, Terms of Engagement Tip to prepare for. See also Student learning
  2. Science Fiction lecture
  3. Script (lecture)
  4. Select-a-Structure Tip
  5. Sematic Map
  6. Semiformal lecture
  7. Seminar talks
  8. Sensory words and language
  9. Sentence Stem Predictions Technique
  10. Sequence Chain
  11. Sequential order logical pattern
  12. Series of rhetorical questions (The Hook)
  13. Sessions. See Lecture sessions
  14. Setting goals: description and resources on, provide students with clear goals by, Tips to create focus by
  15. Setting Goals Tips: Big Why, Little Why, Presentation Persona; SMART Lecture Learning Goals, Student Characteristics Analysis Tip
  16. Signaling the takeaways: to prove closure, Tips to facilitate communication
  17. Signaling the takeaways Tips: The Connector; The Graceful Goodbye; The Power Close; The Synthesis
  18. Significant Learning Taxonomy (Fink)
  19. Signposts structure: conclude the lecture, indicate key junctures, overarching, provide background knowledge, stress the purpose
  20. Signposts Tip
  21. Signs (to replace slides)
  22. Silent Signals Tip
  23. Simile activity
  24. Simple to complex logical pattern
  25. Sketch Notes Technique
  26. Slide Replacement Tip
  27. Slide transition
  28. Slides. See Audiovisual slides
  29. Small-group work
  30. The small talk (Meet and Greet)
  31. SMART Lecture Learning Goals Tip
  32. Snap Shots Technique
  33. Snapshots
  34. Sneak peek (The Graceful Goodbye)
  35. Social media: Lecture Preview through, Twitter
  36. Sociology large lecture
  37. Sociology of the Family large lecture
  38. Socratic lecture format
  39. Sorted ideas
  40. Spanish video lecture
  41. Spatial logical pattern
  42. Sports management lecture
  43. Statistic or fact (The Hook)
  44. Statistics large lecture
  45. Statistics video lecture
  46. Sticky Note Diagrams Tip
  47. Stories: Gandhi story, “The Lost Cell Phone” story, storyboarding template for creating, storytelling lecture format
  48. A story (The Hook)
  49. Storyboarding template
  50. Strong Voice technique
  51. Structuring the Session: Tips to create focus by, various interactive lecture session uses of
  52. Structuring the Session Tips: Bookends, Interleaves, and Overlays, Double Planning, Lecture Plan, Linked Lecturettes, Select-a-Structure
  53. Student Characteristics Analysis Tip
  54. Student-entry characteristics lecture section
  55. Student learning: contextual factors of, demographic and psychographics factors of, directly related to teacher’s presentation skills, readiness factors of, research on engaging presentations and, research on taking notes relationship to. See also Active learning; Learning; Scaffolding learning
  56. Student motivation: actively preparing techniques to drive, importance of facilitating, Tips to generate interest and
  57. Student pollsters activity
  58. Students: clear learning goals for, contextual factors of, demographic and psychological factors of, establishing classroom policies for your, readiness factors of, Student Characteristics Analysis of
  59. Students as teachers activity
  60. Summarizers assignment
  61. Supplements. See Handouts and supplements
  62. Support a Statement Technique
  63. Supports: about the correlating engaging lecture Tips, research on engaging presentation element of
  64. Supports Tips: Annotated Reference Page, Content-Rich Handout; Context Keeper; Infodeck; Invisible Slide; Lecture Map; Less Is More; Slide Replacement, Template Temperance
  65. Survey of World Music video lecture
  66. Synthesis Frame (The Synthesis)
  67. The Synthesis Tip

T

  1. Tabloid titles activity
  2. Takahashi method for slides
  3. Taking notes: guided, research on student learning relationship to, using ­laptops for
  4. Taking notes techniques: for active learning attend phase, Coded Notes, Cued Notes, Guided Notes, Note-Taking Pairs, Sketch Notes
  5. Teachers: dressing for success, expert “time for telling” by, four presenter archetypes of, Lecture Supply Kit assembled for lectures by
  6. Team-based learning (TBL)
  7. Ted Talks
  8. Template for storyboarding
  9. Template Temperance Tip
  10. Terms of Engagement Tip
  11. “Therefore I Am” (Bloom)
  12. Thick and Thin Questions Technique
  13. Think-aloud pair problem-solving
  14. Think-pair-share learning method
  15. Think-Pair-Share Technique
  16. Thinking-feeling persona aspect
  17. Thinking outside the Disciplinary Box technique
  18. This or That Icebreaker
  19. Three-step interview
  20. 3-2-1 Technique
  21. “Time for telling”
  22. Time to pack and go announcement (The Graceful Goodbye)
  23. Timing lecture section
  24. To Script, or Not to Script? Tip
  25. Top-ten list activity
  26. Topical logical pattern
  27. Total physical response activity
  28. Translate That! Technique
  29. Transmission-model lecture: interactive lecturing presentations vs., learner stances/roles of interactive lectures vs.
  30. True or false? activity
  31. Truth statements activity
  32. Twitter: Lecture Preview Tip using, Live-Tweet Lecture Technique using, slide decks that include Twitter hashtags, tips on getting started and using, Twitter post activity using
  33. Two-Minute Question-Development Talks (TQDTs) Technique
  34. Two-way, limited lecture interactivity
  35. Two-way, negotiated lecture interactivity

U

  1. Understanding by Design (Wiggins and McTighe)
  2. Unsorted ideas
  3. Unusual detail (The Hook)
  4. Update Your Classmate Technique
  5. Use phase (active learning): applying information techniques, correlating to active learning techniques, during interactive lecture, rehearsing information techniques. See also Application strategies

V

  1. Vague or incomplete answer (Right Means Right)
  2. Value Display Tip
  3. Value Pitch technique
  4. Venn Diagram
  5. Very large lectures
  6. Video lecture: blended or hybrid courses, flipped courses, medium of, online courses, using slides vs.
  7. Video lecture technique examples: Active Reading Documents (ARDs), Advance Organizers, Coded Notes, Cued Notes, Guess and Confirm, Guided Notes, Individual Readiness Assurance Tests (iRATs), Intrigue Journal, Know-Wonder-Learned (K-W-L), Lecture Bingo, Lecture Engagement Logs, Lecture Wrapper, Listening Teams, One-Sentence Summary, Post-Lecture Knowledge Survey, Pre-Post Freewrite, Preview Guide, Punctuated Lecture, Real-World Applications, RSQC2, Sentence Stem Predictions, Sketch Notes, Snap Shots, Support a Statement, Thick and Thin Questions, Think-Pair-Share, 3-2-1, Translate That!, Two-Minute Question-Development Talks (TQDTs), Update Your Classmate
  8. Voice Modulation Tip
  9. Volume (voice)

W

  1. Wait Time Tip
  2. Weatherperson Tip
  3. What If? brainstorming technique
  4. Whiteboard
  5. without Apology technique
  6. “Women’s Rights to Suffrage” (Anthony)
  7. Write a Question Tip
  8. Writing key learning task
  9. Wrong answer (Right Means Right)

Z

  1. Zone of Relevance
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