>>Do any of you distribute your lecture notes to students (in advance)? I
>>am going to experiment with doing so for my graduate stats class. I will
>>email them the notes to print out, so they'll also be able to add space
>>for their own notes. At the end of the week I'll get feedback to find out
>>if this approach introduces any major disadvantages. Two I can think of
>>are that I might go too fast or that students might reduce all note-taking
>>(and the accompanying thinking) because they think my notes are
>>sufficient. Have you encountered other disadvantages I should watch out
>>for?
>
>For what it's worth, my notes are in expanded outline form, so there's a
>lot of detail I don't write down (e.g. computational steps, details of a
>conceptual explanation).
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Charlotte
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>Charlotte F. Manly, Ph.D. Psychological & Brain
>Sciences
For what it worth I provide my "lecture notes" (the ones I used for power
point presentations before) each unit. I can't be sure it improves student
learning or grades, but it gives me some comfort in knowing that students
have the text, my lectures, my power point presentation and the notes to
study from.
I do not reproduce photos, graphs etc. It is too difficult and usually
doesnt reproduce well. I use the 3 per page option on Power Point
Harry Avis PhD
Sierra College
Rocklin, CA 95677
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Life is opinion - Marcus Aurelius
There is nothing that is good or bad, but that thinking makes it so -
Shakespeare
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