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Dependent and Independent Variables Math Lesson for Middle School
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you make a math presentation?
To make a math presentation, first decide on a subject, whether it’s geometry, calculus, data science, engineering, or math pedagogy itself. Next, decide on your objective: what is the learning outcome for your audience? Then, figure out how you will deliver your message. Finally, choose a slideshow template for your presentation.
What to include in a math presentation?
Each presentation will differ depending on your needs, but you might start with the following slides:
- Intro or title slide: what will it be about?
- Summary slide: what can viewers expect to learn?
- Main slides: points, facts, math problems, examples
- Conclusion: learning summary, assignments, homework
How to give a good math presentation?
To give a good math presentation, consider the following ideas:
- Speak slowly and make eye contact
- Pause frequently for questions
- Break down complex problems
- Show your work, not just the answers
- Check frequently for understanding
- Use visual illustrations and word problems
- Give 1-3 examples for each new concept
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