Teaching with-images

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Presentation given at the UTSA Teaching and Learning Center on March 24th 2011

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Teaching With Pictures

Is PowerPoint Evil?

Why? Where?How?

Why?

Picture Superiority

Adding a picture increases recollection by up 65 percent!

--John Medina

Memory

Visual messa

ge

Verbal messag

e

How?

Teaching Math With Pictures

Supply Surplus and Shortage

• A supply shortage is when the quantity demanded is larger than the quantity supplied.– The actual price is lower than the

equilibrium price.• A supply surplus is when the

quantity demanded is smaller than the quantity supplied.– The actual price is higher than the

equilibrium price.

Supply Shortag

e

Supply Surplus

The Main Economic Problem

• Since all resources are scarce…• And since they could be

distributed in different ways– Give everyone the same– Leave it to Chance– Based on Need

• We need economics to find the BEST way to distribute the limited resources.

Resources are scarce

Give everyone the same

Leave it to chance

Based on Need

Based on Need

Based on Need

Incentives Matter!

Incentives Matter!

Incentives Matter!

Picture Superiority

Picture Superiority

Picture Superiority

Picture Superiority

Shifting Demand and Supply Curves

Image is too small

Shifting Demand and Supply Curves

Image placed at weird location

Hesitant

Distorted

You can’t see the text

Really tacky

Where?

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