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Principles of Instruction
Methods of Instruction
Effective Speaking
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The acronym for Principles of Instruction

What is ICEPAC?

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The two types of lessons

What are knowledge and skill lessons?

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The difference between dress and deportment

Dress: the way you/your clothes look

Deportment: the way you conduct yourself/your behaviour

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The second C in the acronym for principles of instruction.

What is Confirmation?

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The main difference between the two types of lessons.

Knowledge lessons are typically theory based

Skills lessons are hands-on

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The way an effective speaker will make the audience feel they are part of the presentation
What is making eye-contact?
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This happens if a lesson lacks interest.

The audience will be less inclined to listen or learn.

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The difference in how learning can be evaluated

Knowledge: asking questions

Skills: demonstration of the skill

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The elements of physical presence

What are body language and dress and deportment?

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The six principles of instruction
What are interest, comprehension, emphasis, participation, accomplishment, and confirmation
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The reason why it is difficult to maintain knowledge during a skill lesson.

The lesson is less hands-on / interactive

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The six elements of voice control

What are pitch, tone, volume, speed, pause, and articulation.