Teaching Cases of Interactive Whiteboards
Teaching Cases of Interactive Whiteboards
In the 21st century, interactive whiteboards are becoming the standard configuration of future classrooms. In such classrooms, teachers and students enjoy the class.
1. The fun of participation
Interactive whiteboards are an ideal platform for enhancing students' participation in classroom teaching. Due to its unique interactive features, students are excited and eager to be called
to the whiteboard to show the whole class what they have learned in class. Students who are usually bored with traditional classroom teaching also focus more on teachers and teaching topics because they hope to use interactive whiteboards.
The use of interactive whiteboards can easily introduce various types of multimedia resources in real time, such as: videos, pictures, animations, web pages, etc. These materials can be organized, displayed and controlled in a targeted manner through "drag and drop" and "comment", which makes the presentation of teaching materials more flexible. It solves the problem of highly solidified courseware in the past single computer projection system environment, making the teaching process more "generative".
In addition, according to different courses and topics, the use of interactive whiteboards with pens of various colors makes the teaching process colorful and more unique. Because, using colors to change fonts and add annotations in real time to emphasize key points can better attract students' attention.
Recent reports have confirmed that the use of interactive whiteboards in classroom teaching can greatly improve students' grades. Especially for students with learning difficulties and poor grades, it can stimulate their learning potential. Roy is a high school teacher, and most of his students have learning disabilities. By using interactive teaching games on the interactive whiteboard, he found that in addition to improving learning participation, some of the students' behavioral problems have also been reduced. "It is easier to communicate with these children, especially some students with autism, and it can also attract the attention of children with ADHD."