Peardeck

 When teaching any subject, it is important for the lesson to be student centered. Student centered lessons encourage student participation and thus, make the learning process more effective. Nevertheless, sometimes teachers has to explain a topic and in such situations, the lesson can be more teacher centered. The main problem with teacher centered lessons is that the students may get bored and stop paying attention. This would result in them not acquiring the given information and it would damage the purpose of the lesson in the first place. In order to keep the students engaged in the lesson, using some additional tools such as peardeck can be crucial for the effectiveness of the lesson. 

Peardeck is a tool that can be used to make the lesson more interactive for the students. In the lesson, the students can interact with the presentation and thus, participate in the lesson when the teacher is explaining a topic. An interactive lesson prepeared with peardeck would make the learning process more interesting for the students. As it was stated before, the students paying attention to the lesson that is interesting to them makes the learning more effective. Additionally, Peardeck is a great tool to make sure that everyone participates in the lesson, especially the students who are more quiet and not just the voluntary ones.

Here is an example of a presentation prepeared with Peardeck;

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/16RcM2KlHFD32K3RoJtn6001159hQHIX7a_VcZEj6WwA/edit?usp=sharing

Using an interactive presentation like this would be a great way to start the lesson. It would attract the students' attention and thus causing them to focus on the rest of the presentation where the information is given.

Here is another example of an interactive presentation. This one can be used to make students engage in the lesson and give an opportunity to test what they have learned while also keeping them focused.

Here, students can be given opportunities to form sentences about the topic of the lesson. This one can test students' abilities to form sentences. Additionally, all of the examples presented above makes sure that every student participates in the lesson.