Answer to Question #242666 in English for francowa

Question

Explain how to apply “explaining techniques” in your lesson

Answer 1

I would use explanatory tactics in my class as a teacher by listening and responding to inquiries. Keeping in mind that it is easy to feel irritated when someone asks a question, I would prevent such reactions. A better attitude is to be delighted that the other person is curious enough to inquire. Another approach I'd use explaining tactics in my lecture is to ask questions to see whether my students understand. You shouldn't be the only one asking questions to the kids you're talking to. It would help if you also were asking questions to ensure that they comprehend. In my class, I would also use direct eye contact to use explanatory tactics. This is because most people believe that direct eye contact indicates that what you're saying is significant, and my students will pay attention to what I'm saying.

Another approach I would use explaining strategies in my lecture is to break down my information step by step. Because large gulps of knowledge create explanation indigestion, I would divide it into tiny pieces to make it more digestible. Finally, I'd double-check understanding by asking questions like, "Am I making sense?" This is to ensure that my students comprehend what I'm saying.