Focus their attention Provide the basis for interactions (asking questions, making contributions, sharing anecdotes) during the session. view’ this is the part of the slide which only the presenter (the ’Presenter’s – Trainer) can see when they project the slide onto the screen. The Presenter’s view is not visible to students. Trainers may use this view: Preview information to be displayed Assist with provision of additional information to supplement the detail provided on the slides Conduct a series of Classroom Activities. It is vital Trainers preview all slides before they present/use them as part of their and preparation’ so they gain a full appreciation of content, sequencing and ‘planning the Classroom Activities. Classroom Activity PPT presentation – Trainer uses PPT presentation to illustrate information on slide. Slide Slide No Trainer Notes Trainer continues discussing PPT presentations: The PowerPoint presentation may be obtained from waseantourism.com. The PowerPoint presentation comprises a standard format across all Units as follows: Title slide This the Unit Title and Unit Code for the Competency being presented. List of Elements Identifies the number of Elements in the Unit Presents each Element in full as written in the Competency Standard – Provides the context for the content to be delivered. Assessment This is one slide providing an overview of assessment items which may be used for the Unit. This provides an opportunity for the Trainer/Assessor to explain the individual nature of the assessment for each Unit. Performance Criteria At the start of each Element, the Performance Criteria (as listed in the Competency Standard) are provided. This helps give students an understanding of the content which is to be covered and reassures them the requirements of the endorsed v are going to be addressed. Classroom Activity PPT presentation – Trainer uses PPT presentation to illustrate information on slide. Slide Slide No Trainer Notes Trainer continues discussing PPT presentations: Content Most of the slides in PowerPoint presentation contain ‘content’: The content is taken from/based on the information presented in the Trainee Manual
Focus their attention Provide the basis for interactions (asking questions, making contributions, sharing anecdotes) during the session. ’Presenter’s view’ – this is the part of the slide which only the presenter (the Trainer) can see when they project the slide onto the screen. The Presenter’s view is not visible to students. Trainers may use this view: Preview information to be displayed Assist with provision of additional information to supplement the detail provided on the slides Conduct a series of Classroom Activities. It is vital Trainers preview all slides before they present/use them as part of their ‘planning and preparation’ so they gain a full appreciation of content, sequencing and the Classroom Activities. Classroom Activity – PPT presentation Trainer uses PPT presentation to illustrate information on slide. Slide Slide No Trainer Notes Trainer continues discussing PPT presentations: The PowerPoint presentation may be obtained from waseantourism.com. The PowerPoint presentation comprises a standard format across all Units as follows: Title slide This the Unit Title and Unit Code for the Competency being presented. List of Elements Identifies the number of Elements in the Unit Presents each Element in full – as written in the Competency Standard Provides the context for the content to be delivered. Assessment This is one slide providing an overview of assessment items which may be used for the Unit. This provides an opportunity for the Trainer/Assessor to explain the individual nature of the assessment for each Unit. Performance Criteria At the start of each Element, the Performance Criteria (as listed in the Competency Standard) are provided. This helps give students an understanding of the content which is to be covered and reassures them the requirements of the endorsed v are going to be addressed. Classroom Activity – PPT presentation Trainer uses PPT presentation to illustrate information on slide. Slide Slide No Trainer Notes Trainer continues discussing PPT presentations: Content Most of the slides in PowerPoint presentation contain ‘content’: The content is taken from/based on the information presented in the Trainee Manual
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