Not surprising, really. PP slides ensure that the lecturer doesn't forget 
anything, but they suck all spontaneity or vitality out of a lecture just as 
surely as working from notes that the students can't see.

One can, of course, give an engaging, interactive lecture while using PP slides 
(or notes on cards), but all too often they seem to be expected to be make 
lectures engaging all on their own.

Long live Tufte. :-)

Chris
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York University
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Canada

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On Nov 21, 2011, at 11:11 AM, "Michael" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Saw this tweet this morning:
> 
> "My Psychology Class Be The Worst Man. Powerpoints Every Damn Day smh"
> 
> Apparently "smh" stands for "shaking my head"
> 
> Michael
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