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Education Professional Development

Attention, Please!

Making assignments presentable, enjoyable, and memorable for all

by (author) Kathleen Gould Lundy

Publisher
Pembroke Publishers
Initial publish date
May 2011
Category
Professional Development
  • eBook

    ISBN
    9781551387864
    Publish Date
    May 2011
    List Price
    $11.95

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Description

This quick and easy flipbook has all the answers for kids who find it difficult to speak in front of the class. It offers suggestions on making presentations more memorable by deciding what to say, why to say it, and how to do so in ways that arrest the attention of the audience and keep them involved until the very end. The book shows how to build confidence by moving from sharing informally in pairs to presenting in small groups to performing in front of the class. Timely "Dos and Don'ts", lists of "Top Ten Tips", and assessment charts for oral language round out this remarkable resource — perfect for students and teachers alike!

About the author

Kathleen Gould Lundy has been involved in teaching and the arts for more than 30 years. A popular speaker and education leader, Kathy has worked on the development of curriculum documents and instructional videos on many aspects of literacy and learning. Coordinator of Destination Arts at York University, a joint venture of the Faculty of Education and the Faculty of Fine Arts, she was coordinator of dramatic arts and dance at the Toronto District School Board for many years. She has been involved in the development of ground-breaking educational programs including BOLDPRINT and TIMELINE.

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Librarian Reviews

Attention, Please! How to Make Speaking in Class Presentable, Enjoyable, and Memorable For All

This easy-to-follow flip book helps students and teachers to feel more comfortable sharing ideas with a partner, presenting to a small group or performing in front of the class or school. It guides readers through the process of deciding what to say, why to say it and how to do so in ways that will grab the attention of any audience and keep them engaged until the very end.

Source: The Canadian Children’s Book Centre. Best Books for Kids & Teens. 2011.

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