Signpost your learning content
You're making it harder for your students to retain what you're teaching if you don't
Signposting gives them an outline to hang your ideas (and their notes) on.
You're making it harder for your students to retain what you're teaching if you don't
Signposting gives them an outline to hang your ideas (and their notes) on.
Signposting means showing students
> what you are going to cover
> what you are covering as you cover it
> what you covered
> what you are going to cover
> what you are covering as you cover it
> what you covered
It doesn't mean being prescriptive.
It doesn't mean putting a lot of words on slides.
It doesn't mean you even need visuals: you can signpost with your words.
It doesn't mean putting a lot of words on slides.
It doesn't mean you even need visuals: you can signpost with your words.
I find it's most helpful to think of signposting as a table of contents.
Your main takeaways are your chapters.
Show students what chapters to expect, and remind them often where they are in the overall journey.
Your main takeaways are your chapters.
Show students what chapters to expect, and remind them often where they are in the overall journey.
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