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GIVING A DEMONSTRATION
1, A demonstration is a very good way to show how to do something because it:­
" can use all the senses of the learner--seeing, hearing, touchingt
and perhaps even tasting and smelling@ People learn best when all of
their senses are used.
* is usually enjoyed by the audience.
* makes the lesson easier to understand and to accepts
There are five steps to follow in preparing an effective demonstration:­
1. Decide exactly what you want your audience to understand@
2. Gather and study information about the practice you want to show.
3. Make step-by-step notes on how you will give the demonstration,
and important points you will tell the audience with each steps
44 Prepare all materials you will need for the demonstrations
Use materials that can be found in the village*
POINTS FOR GIVING DEMONSTRATIONS
, Explain to the audience what you are going to do and why before beginning*
* Explain and show each new practice step-by-step.
Stop to answer questions and ask the group questions.
* Repeat difficult stepso
* Ask people in the group to help you with the demonstrations
Be enthusiastic, be yourself*
* Speak loudly and clearly.
* Follow your outline step-by-step*
" When you finish, ask members of the group to do one or more of the steps
to check how well the audienice understood and to give individuals a
chance to practice.
" End the demonstration by asking the audience to tell you what they
learned from the demonstration.
Summarize important points.