Lecture

Presenting using a board

Description

This lecture covers the foundations for teaching in higher education, focusing on presenting using a board to explain concepts clearly and avoid contributing to problematic beliefs. Key skills for board writing are discussed, emphasizing the importance of planning, clarity, and modeling scientific thinking.

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