Today's generation of student has been granted thousands of satellite channels, iPods, iPhones, video games, and millions of websites to surf at their leisure (or in the back of your class). All of these items are the competition of every faculty member attempting to GRAB HOLD of the attention of the A.D.D. students of today.
Alas, here are a few great tips for faculty to incorporate humor to better engage today's generation of students (even if you don't think you're that funny):
You can easily locate funny jokes, cartoons, blogs, and pictures relating to your field or subject through using Google and Google Images. Simply search under keywords such as "biology humor," "accounting jokes," or "funny marketing", and you can stockpile weeks of material at your fingertips. This same search can also be used for YouTube video clips, which has seemingly captured every funny moment in the history of mankind (or, at least, their mankind).
Finding and collecting classic comic books for fun and profit is something interesting, but it can be difficult. With so many places to see, narrowing the choices can be painstaking, until now. Consider finding a rare book and get yourself on the right path to ground imagination or commercial success.
Humor in the Classroom: 4 Ways to Engage Even If You Are Not Funny
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