VIPP_Unicef
VIPP_Unicef
VIPP_Unicef
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Visualized lecture on mother and child health.<br />
Visualized lectures<br />
Purpose: To include lectures as stimulation and motivation for further<br />
processes in an event, not as conclusion or "wrap-up".<br />
Description: Lectures are often seen as masterpieces or the "last word"<br />
on a subject. But lectures can be used as motivating inputs for further<br />
discussion - the yeast for a group process. If lecturers can plan their<br />
input and visualize their main points with <strong>VIPP</strong> cards in a step-bystep<br />
manner, they can hold the attention of their audience, demonstrate<br />
the logic of their thought progression and arrive at conclusions that<br />
can then be held for everyone to study and refer to throughout the<br />
workshop. In this way the lecture's contents are not lost when the<br />
overhead projector is turned off. Nor do the participants have to depend<br />
on private note taking.<br />
Remarks: The success of the method depends on planning, preparation and the<br />
ability of the lecturer to place the cards correctly as her argument progresses. Practice<br />
is needed. If the construction is complex, a facilitator can place the cards on the<br />
board for the lecturer. However, this has to be done in exact synchronization with<br />
oral presentation to prevent division of attention.<br />
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