Start out with making sure they all understand what logic circuits are and why they're used or you'll just end up losing a few from the start. When I worked for the University Physics department I was occasionally called to fill in to lecture for a teacher that had fallen ill and found that many were far from being on the same page; matter of fact some were totally lost.I need to teach about Logic Families (TTL and CMOS) to my students.How i can teach my students confidently.Can any one help me how to get easy start with my students . I need to learn first for my self.
BTW: How did you pull this assignment if you're not familiar with the subject matter to begin with?I need to learn first for my self.
Never has a truer word been said. I used to teach RF fundamentals and RF comms and I found that "teaching" was a no no. Think of yourself more as a facilitator. There were a few rules I used to follow:And plan to inject some humor in from time to time. Nothing gets and keeps a student's attention more than a "one time I really messed up and" story related to the subject.
And if possible mock up a few examples so you can ask "what do you think should happen if I" situations.
There are true teachers, then there are those that ominously go "by the book" and get nowhere.
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