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Make Lectures More Interactive

Make Lectures More Interactive

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Professional Development

Professional Development

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Zach Boor

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20 Slides • 4 Questions

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Make Lectures More Interactive

Quizizz Lecture

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Poll

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How often do you use 'traditional lectures' in your class?

Every day

Once a week

Now and then

Never

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Upload your own existing presentations

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Example

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Example

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Students have strategic handouts

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Poll

What did you label structure #4?

Weird growth

Psoriasis

Yellow-ish

See a doctor

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Dinosaur Fight:

Iguanodon vs. Anklyosaurus

Background Research

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Take notes in your note catcher

Write down only what you need, not every word on the screen!

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Poll

Who would win in a fight to the death? Iguanodon vs. Ankylosaurus

Iguanodon

Ankylosaurus

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Pros

  • Sharp knife-like bone thumbs

  • Largeish dinosaur

  • Decently fast, with large thunder thighs that are presumably strong I guess

  • First discovered dinosaur, so large ego and bragging rights

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Cons

  • Slow

  • Dumb - pebble sized brain (see next slide)

  • Not very agile

  • Aggression score = "down comforter"

  • BMI = 40+

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This misshapen pebble is actually the first ever dinosaur brain fossil ever found. - Vox

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Pros

  • Broad, robust body

  • Strong club tail use for self defense

  • Back spikes

  • Spiky turtle-like bone armor

  • Spikes around eyes, and VERY thick skull, so

  • small brain, did not exhibit a full range of emotions

  • On the street goes by Ank --> r/ankmemes

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Cons

  • Small body. Smaller brain

  • Slow

  • "1993 Tony Thulborn proposed that the tail club of ankylosaurids primarily acted as a decoy for the head, as he thought the tail too short and inflexible to have an effective reach; the "dummy head" would lure a predator close to the tail, where it could be struck"........ aka bad at fighting

  • Agression score = snapping turtle

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Open Ended

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 ρ(xy+ν×Δν)=Δρ+Δ×T+Στ\rho\left(\frac{\partial x}{\partial y}+\nu\times\Delta\nu\right)=-\Delta\rho+\Delta\times T+\Sigma\tau  




Who do you think would win the fight now? Did you change your mind?

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Share with your neighbor how you think the fight would go down!

57 seconds to discuss

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Diagram the Fight!

Using what you now know about the two dinosaurs, do a simple diagram of how you think the fight would go down.


Use the 6-panel comic strip at the bottom of the note catcher to outline your thoughts.


*You will be graded on thought process, effort, and originality, NOT on artistic ability!

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Now, we will present our thesis and share it with the class

  • Open a new tab, go to flipgrid.com/b99ceafc

  • Narrate the thesis you illustrated on your note catcher

  • Use evidence to support your argument

  • Be sure to include your final verdict!

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