Question

List 2 or 3 visual aids that you might use during a speech on "Technology in the Classroom" (or a topic of your choosing) to illustrate your main points, and explain exactly how you plan to use them.

Answer 1

Visual aids are very useful during presentations, as they can help convey a message in a way that is clearer and more relatable than words.

One visual aid that is particularly useful is a graph. Graphs can be used to represent statistics. In this case, you can provide data on the type or the amount of technology of a classroom, and you can display this data on a graph.

Another useful aid is photographs. You can show pictures of students using technology in the classroom. This can also serve a rhetorical purpose, by forcing the audience to connect positive images with the idea of technology in the classroom.

Answer 2

Show the people a graph. Pie graphs are best when you want to prove a point in comparison. It's easy to understand. Pictures, everyone doesn't like a bland presentation pictures are always a necessity to give a feel about your subject. For example in this situation I would use computers or pictures of students learning from computers. Last but not least I would use a video in some cases to show real life experiences such as a classroom doing an experiment. It helps visualize as well.

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