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This blog is for pre-service teachers in Teacher Education Program at New York Institute of Technology to share digital videos that will enhance students' learning of concepts, knowledge, and skills.
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10 comments:
I like it how you incorporated the dry erase board in your video.
-Michelle LaCour
Greg,
I enjoyed your video. It was nice how you taught the areas of the square, rectangle, circle and triangle through a skit. It makes it more interesting for students to watch and also gives a sense of comic relief to the classroom. Great video!
Comic relief was awesome! It is usually absent from math classrooms. The video was clear and demonstrated your understanding of the content. Also, it flowed nicely and made sense.
I liked the video. Your intro was funny. It appears that you focused on making math more interesting.
I like how you injected a little levity into the classrooom, while at the same time getting the lesson across nice job.
Great job. Your attitude towards the audience was entertaining. I thnk this is very important in a math class. working with numbers all day can certainly effect the student. By bringing some life into the group i think you will have better success with the class
Greg,
I thought this video was great. Throwing some humor in there makes learning fun. You I like that i was able to clearly hear everything you were saying.
-Thomas Cuomo
Nice work Gills. I just don't understand why Billy Madison was in there. All kidding aside it was a good video and it clearly explained the differen geometric formulas.
My daughter and her friends were around when I was playing this and they completely appreciated the they way the topic was presented w/humor. As said by some one before, working with numbers alot -a little comic relief goes along way in a math classroom.
This video was not only entertaining but informative. I enjoyed the fact that you used other people to teach that lesson to. You spoke clearly and you used your resources well.
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