Avoid the Split-Attention Effect during worked examples - Tips for Teachers

In this Tips for Teachers video we look at the Split-Attention Effect and how we can avoid it during our worked examples.
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[@melaniewiens4146]

I'm a math tutor. I'm also a talker. Sometimes I talk too much, and you have helped me see the value of silence while giving examples.

[@TheMavebabes1]

I am going to try this. Just wondering if you have pre-made slides for topics for sale? Would love to use the examples you use.

[@sarahsalkeld9216]

Really helpful. I shall definitely try this. I've always talked through first and then got them to copy but found the slower writers always frantically trying to get it down while I'm talking.

[@tipsforteachers3953]

Cheers Sarah! Hope it foes well!

[@johnlammergeier2890]

great video, and yes having students write their own textbooks is sort of redundant. Wonderful insights, thank you sir

[@abdullahk8691]

You're great