Présentation journal

L'Histoire de la laïcité

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La période de la Révolution est une ère de changements. Le saccage des églises, des prêtres et la condamnation à mort de Louis XVI marquent une première rupture, renforcée par la Constitution civile du clergé de 1790 qui nationalise les biens de l'Église qui reviennent donc à l'État. La monarchie du droit divin qui faisait du catholicisme la religion d’Etat est abolie en 1789, c’est la 1ère étape de laïcisation en France permettant la liberté religieuse, qui est amenée par la Déclaration des Droits de l'Homme et du Citoyen. En 1801, année qui marque le début du Concordat, le mariage civil est créé,

indépendamment et antinomiquement au mariage religieux. Un combat commence alors entre l’État républicain et l’Église catholique quant à la place de la laïcité en France. De 1879 à 1905, grâce au mouvement instauré par Jules Ferry, ministre de l’instruction publique, qui rend l'éducation obligatoire et l'enseignement public laïc, ainsi que par la laïcisation du personnel enseignant par la loi Goblet de 1886, une seconde étape est franchie par la France. Il en est de même pour la médecine qui devient une institution d'État et s'émancipe de l'influence de l'Église. De plus, l’éducation morale et religieuse est remplacée en 1882 par l'éducation morale et civique telle que nous la connaissons aujourd'hui. Cependant, la religion garde une place importante dans la société et la culture française.

Le principe de laïcité est renforcé par la loi de séparation de l' Église et de l'État de 1905 qui stipule que « la République assure la liberté de conscience et met fin au Concordat. Elle garantit le libre exercice des cultes ». De plus, elle « ne reconnaît, ne salarie ni ne subventionne aucun culte ». Cette loi est l’un des piliers de notre société laïque actuelle et une avancée majeure pour le pluralisme religieux et la liberté de conscience. En 1958, le principe de laïcité a été inscrit dans la Constitution. A la suite d’une demande du Président Jacques Chirac quant à l’application du principe de laïcité dans la République, la loi du code de l’éducation voit le jour le 15 mars 2004 : « dans les écoles, les collèges et les lycées publics, le port de signes ou tenues par lesquels les élèves manifestent une appartenance religieuse est interdit. » Depuis, en 2007 et en 2021, des lois sont votées afin de permettre le respect du principe de laïcité notamment dans les services publics. La loi de 1905 n’a jamais été modifiée car elle permet une stabilité et des réponses aux questions qui voient le jour depuis.

La laïcité est un principe républicain fondamental. Elle a été affirmée dès la Révolution française et inscrite dans la constitution, notamment dans l’article 10 de la Déclaration des Droits de l’Homme et du Citoyen du 26 août 1789, qui stipule que « nul ne doit être inquiété pour ses opinions, même religieuses, pourvu que leur manifestation ne trouble pas l’ordre public établi par loi. ». Elle garantit donc la liberté de conscience, l’égalité de tous les citoyens quelle que soit leur croyance, la neutralité de l’État à l’égard des religions et le libre exercice des cultes. Quelles sont les différentes étapes du fondement de la laïcité telle que nous la connaissons aujourd’hui au cours de l’Histoire ? Avant 1789, l'Église est omniprésente dans la société française. Le compromis entre le pouvoir royal et le pouvoir religieux lors de la mort de Charlemagne en 814 installe une période féodale : le seul pouvoir en place est l’Église. Jusqu’à la Révolution, il n’existe pas de diversité religieuse autorisée. La France est une monarchie de droit divin : la symbolique religieuse est très forte dans le quotidien.

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loi Ferry: l'enseignement primaire devient gratuit, laïque et obligatoire.

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Mais quel est le but d’instaurer une laïcité stricte à l’école ? Afin de protéger les élèves contre le prosélytisme, les pressions et les discriminations, et de favoriser la liberté d'expression ainsi qu'une culture commune et partagée. Cela se traduit par une stricte neutralité du personnel et des élèves, avec une interdiction des signes et des tenues manifestant ostensiblement une appartenance religieuse. De plus, il est obligatoire d'assister à tous les cours, la religion ne peut pas servir d’excuse, sauf cas exceptionnel comme c’est le cas pour d’importantes fêtes. D’autre part, les cantines scolaires sont encouragées à proposer des menus différenciés et variés.En outre, la sensibilisation des élèves est promue à travers des cours éducatifs tels que l'Éducation Morale et Civique (EMC).Pour des informations plus détaillées, vous pouvez consulter le vademecum "La laïcité à l’école", qui présente une série de fiches pratiques sur les différentes applications du principe de laïcité à l’école. Ce document a été mis en ligne par le ministère de l’Éducation nationale.

2/ La laïcité à l’école : source de conflits A) menaces envers l’équipe pédagogiques Cependant, depuis quelque temps, on observe une tendance à la violence de la part des élèves envers les professeurs. En exerçant leurs métiers, ils s’exposent à des menaces et des agressions physiques. Le corps enseignant s’est déjà vu perdre un collègue. Le 16 Octobre 2020, Samuel Paty, un professeur d’histoire-géographie, a été décapité pour avoir présenté une caricature du prophète Mahomet, durant un cours sur la liberté de la presse. C’est sur les réseaux sociaux que cette affaire a pris des proportions virales, des commentaires suscitant la haine ayant été publiés à son égard. Malheureusement, le cas de Samuel Paty n'est pas isolé. En effet, en 2023, Dominique Bernard fut assassiné dans des circonstances semblables. Ainsi, les attentats terroristes auxquels les établissements sont confrontés sont loin d’être anecdotiques. De manière générale, la fréquence des menaces verbales et physiques ont amplifiée ces dernières années.

D’après les chiffres donnés par le gouvernement français, 74% de la population considère la laïcité comme étant un droit fondamental. Néanmoins, la façon dont la laïcité est appliquée dans l’Education Nationale divise les Français. En effet, environ une moitié estime qu’elle est bien exercée tandis que l’autre pense le contraire, selon l’étude d’opinion réalisée par Viavoice pour l’Observatoire de la laïcité en janvier 2020.Mais aujourd'hui, la question de la laïcité à l'école est polémique et les derniers faits d'actualité mènent à se demander si la laïcité à l'école est mise en danger.

Laicite a l'ecole

2004

La période de la Révolution est une ère de changements. Le saccage des églises, des prêtres et la condamnation à mort de Louis XVI marquent une première rupture, renforcée par la Constitution civile du clergé de 1790 qui nationalise les biens de l'Église qui reviennent donc à l'État. La monarchie du droit divin qui faisait du catholicisme la religion d’Etat est abolie en 1789, c’est la 1ère étape de laïcisation en France permettant la liberté religieuse, qui est amenée par la Déclaration des Droits de l'Homme et du Citoyen. En 1801, année qui marque le début du Concordat, le mariage civil est créé,

indépendamment et antinomiquement au mariage religieux. Un combat commence alors entre l’État républicain et l’Église catholique quant à la place de la laïcité en France. De 1879 à 1905, grâce au mouvement instauré par Jules Ferry, ministre de l’instruction publique, qui rend l'éducation obligatoire et l'enseignement public laïc, ainsi que par la laïcisation du personnel enseignant par la loi Goblet de 1886, une seconde étape est franchie par la France. Il en est de même pour la médecine qui devient une institution d'État et s'émancipe de l'influence de l'Église. De plus, l’éducation morale et religieuse est remplacée en 1882 par l'éducation morale et civique telle que nous la connaissons aujourd'hui. Cependant, la religion garde une place importante dans la société et la culture française.

Le principe de laïcité est renforcé par la loi de séparation de l' Église et de l'État de 1905 qui stipule que « la République assure la liberté de conscience et met fin au Concordat. Elle garantit le libre exercice des cultes ». De plus, elle « ne reconnaît, ne salarie ni ne subventionne aucun culte ». Cette loi est l’un des piliers de notre société laïque actuelle et une avancée majeure pour le pluralisme religieux et la liberté de conscience. En 1958, le principe de laïcité a été inscrit dans la Constitution. A la suite d’une demande du Président Jacques Chirac quant à l’application du principe de laïcité dans la République, la loi du code de l’éducation voit le jour le 15 mars 2004 : « dans les écoles, les collèges et les lycées publics, le port de signes ou tenues par lesquels les élèves manifestent une appartenance religieuse est interdit. » Depuis, en 2007 et en 2021, des lois sont votées afin de permettre le respect du principe de laïcité notamment dans les services publics. La loi de 1905 n’a jamais été modifiée car elle permet une stabilité et des réponses aux questions qui voient le jour depuis.

La laïcité est un principe républicain fondamental. Elle a été affirmée dès la Révolution française et inscrite dans la constitution, notamment dans l’article 10 de la Déclaration des Droits de l’Homme et du Citoyen du 26 août 1789, qui stipule que « nul ne doit être inquiété pour ses opinions, même religieuses, pourvu que leur manifestation ne trouble pas l’ordre public établi par loi. ». Elle garantit donc la liberté de conscience, l’égalité de tous les citoyens quelle que soit leur croyance, la neutralité de l’État à l’égard des religions et le libre exercice des cultes. Quelles sont les différentes étapes du fondement de la laïcité telle que nous la connaissons aujourd’hui au cours de l’Histoire ? Avant 1789, l'Église est omniprésente dans la société française. Le compromis entre le pouvoir royal et le pouvoir religieux lors de la mort de Charlemagne en 814 installe une période féodale : le seul pouvoir en place est l’Église. Jusqu’à la Révolution, il n’existe pas de diversité religieuse autorisée. La France est une monarchie de droit divin : la symbolique religieuse est très forte dans le quotidien.

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Our brain is prepared to consume visual content. And it makes sense: 90% of the information we process comes to us through sight.That's why visual content helps with faster learning in many cases.We are in the era of digital information explosion. This causes our way of obtaining information to change, transitioning from traditional reading to a cognitive strategy based on navigation.

Interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

'Your content is liked, but they engage much more if they are interactive'

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Animate your content and take it to the next level

Animation adds extra value

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical manner, and to deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. Animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars for this.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to display additional content and add animation to capture the class' attention.

The interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

Abajo el contenido aburrido y plano en tus clases:

Do it to motivate

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical manner, and deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. In order to achieve this, animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to display additional content and add animation to capture the attention of the class.

The interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main points.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

Animate your content and take it to the next level

Animation adds extra value

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical manner, and to deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. Animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars for this.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to display additional content and add animation to capture the class' attention.

The interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

Abajo el contenido aburrido y plano en tus clases:

Do it to motivate

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical manner, and deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. In order to achieve this, animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to display additional content and add animation to capture the attention of the class.

The interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main points.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

The visual accompaniment

get to convince 67% of your class.

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical manner, and to deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. Animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars for this purpose.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to show additional content and add animation to capture the class's attention.

Interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

Describe the topic and content you’re going to cover in class

and don’t forget to emphasize why the topic is interesting

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical way, and to deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. To achieve this, animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to show additional content and add animation to capture the attention of the class.

Interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main points.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

A great headline

80% of what we do and see, we remember.

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content we can consume. We are in the age of the digital information explosion. This causes our way of obtaining information

When we are told a story, it moves us. It can even touch us deeply, making us remember the stories up to 20 times more than any other

Through visual content. Almost 50% of our brain is involved in processing visual stimuli.

have changed, we go from traditional reading to a navigation-based cognitive strategy. Our brain is prepared, from a biological point of view, to learn

The visual accompaniment

get to convince 67% of your class.

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical manner, and to deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. Animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars for this purpose.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to show additional content and add animation to capture the class's attention.

Interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

Use images in your presentation

'To create your interactive image, you can use an image as a base. Choose one related to the topic and that is attractive'

And use this space to describe it. You can upload an image from your computer or use the resources available in Genially, on the left side of the tool.Leave the whole class amazed!Get 67% of your class convinced. This is because visual language facilitates the rapid acquisition of knowledge in an intuitive way. Could it be said that images are the key to success? Certainly.

Here you can put a highlighted title

Provide context to your topic with a subtitle

When carrying out a presentation, there are two objectives to pursue: conveying information and avoiding yawns. To achieve this, it can be a good practice to create an outline and use words and concepts that aid in the assimilation of the content.If you want to provide additional information or develop the content in more detail, you can do so through your oral presentation. We recommend that you practice your voice and rehearse.

Demonstrate enthusiasm, smile, and maintain eye contact with the rest of the people in the classroom are your best allies.

Interactivity and animation can be your best allies when creating tables, infographics, or graphics that help provide context to the topic or unit, as well as simplify information to make it more understandable. We are visual beings and we find it easier to 'read' images than to read written text.

Abajo el contenido aburrido y plano en tus clases:

Do it to motivate

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical manner, and deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. In order to achieve this, animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to display additional content and add animation to capture the attention of the class.

The interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main points.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

The visual accompaniment

get to convince 67% of your class.

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical manner, and to deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. Animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars for this purpose.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to show additional content and add animation to capture the class's attention.

Interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

A great headline

90% of the information we assimilate comes to us through sight.

+190

content that we can consume. We are in the era of the digital information explosion. This causes our way of obtaining information

When we hear a story, it moves us. It can even touch us deeply, making us remember the stories up to 20 times more than any other.

Through visual content. Almost 50% of our brain is involved in processing visual stimuli.

have changed, we move from traditional reading to a navigation-based cognitive strategy. Our brain is prepared, from a biological point of view, to learn how to

A great headline

50% of our brain is involved in processing visual stimuli.

+45K

Content that we can consume. We are in the era of the digital information explosion. This causes our way of obtaining information

When we are told a story, it excites us. It can even move us, making us remember the stories up to 20 times more than any other

through visual content. Almost 50% of our brain is involved in processing visual stimuli.

have changed, we move from traditional reading to a navigation-based cognitive strategy. Our brain is biologically prepared to learn through

Describe the topic and content you’re going to cover in class

and don’t forget to emphasize why the topic is interesting

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical way, and to deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. To achieve this, animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to show additional content and add animation to capture the attention of the class.

Interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main points.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

Animate your content and take it to the next level

Animation adds extra value

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical manner, and to deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. Animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars for this.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to display additional content and add animation to capture the class' attention.

The interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

Abajo el contenido aburrido y plano en tus clases:

Do it to motivate

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical manner, and deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. In order to achieve this, animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to display additional content and add animation to capture the attention of the class.

The interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main points.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

A great headline

When we are told a story, it excites us. It can even move us, making us remember stories up to 20 times more than any other

content that we can consume. We are in the age of the digital information explosion. This causes our way of obtaining information

80% of what we do and see, we remember. Your students also remember 10% of what they hear, 20% of what they read. Create interactive content!

of purchases are emotional.

85%

Describe the topic and content you’re going to cover in class

and don’t forget to emphasize why the topic is interesting

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical way, and to deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. To achieve this, animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to show additional content and add animation to capture the attention of the class.

Interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main points.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

Animate your content and take it to the next level

Animation adds extra value

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical manner, and to deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. Animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars for this.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to display additional content and add animation to capture the class' attention.

The interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

Describe the topic and content you’re going to cover in class

and don’t forget to emphasize why the topic is interesting

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical way, and to deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. To achieve this, animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to show additional content and add animation to capture the attention of the class.

Interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main points.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

something that catches the attention of the class

Put here a highlighted title,

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an orderly and hierarchical manner, and to deliver the most relevant content to the whole class. Animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars for this.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to show additional content and add animation to capture the class's attention.

Interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

something that catches the attention of the class

Put here a highlighted title,

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an orderly and hierarchical manner, and to deliver the most relevant content to the whole class. Animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars for this.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to show additional content and add animation to capture the class's attention.

Interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

Here you can put a highlighted title

Provide context for your topic with a subtitle

When carrying out a presentation, there are two objectives to pursue: transmitting information and avoiding boredom. To achieve this, it can be a good practice to create an outline and use words and concepts that aid in content assimilation.If you want to provide additional information or elaborate on the content in more detail, you can do so through your oral presentation. We recommend that you practice your voice and rehearse.

Showing enthusiasm, flashing a smile, and maintaining eye contact with others in the classroom are your best allies.

Interactivity and animation can be your best allies when creating tables, infographics, or graphics that help provide context to the topic or unit, as well as simplify information to make it more understandable. We are visual beings and it is easier for us to 'read' images than to read written text.

Abajo el contenido aburrido y plano en tus clases:

Do it to motivate

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical manner, and deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. In order to achieve this, animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to display additional content and add animation to capture the attention of the class.

The interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main points.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

The visual accompaniment

get to convince 67% of your class.

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical manner, and to deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. Animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars for this purpose.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to show additional content and add animation to capture the class's attention.

Interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

The visual accompaniment

get to convince 67% of your class.

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical manner, and to deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. Animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars for this purpose.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to show additional content and add animation to capture the class's attention.

Interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

Here you can put a highlighted title

Provide context to your topic with a subtitle

When carrying out a presentation, there are two objectives to pursue: transmitting information and avoiding yawns. To achieve this, it can be a good practice to create an outline and use words and concepts that facilitate the assimilation of the content.If you want to provide additional information or develop the content in more detail, you can do so through your oral presentation. We recommend that you train your voice and rehearse.

Showing enthusiasm, giving a smile, and maintaining eye contact with the rest of the people in the classroom are your best allies.

Interactivity and animation can be your best allies when it comes to creating tables, infographics or graphs that help provide context to the topic or unit, as well as simplify the information to make it more comprehensible. We are visual beings and we find it easier to 'read' images than to read written text.

Here you can put a highlighted title

Contextualize your topic with a subtitle

When carrying out a presentation, there are two objectives to pursue: conveying information and avoiding boredom. In order to achieve this, it can be a good practice to create an outline and use words and concepts that aid in the assimilation of the content.If you want to provide additional information or develop the content in more detail, you can do so through your oral exposition. We recommend that you train your voice and practice.

Demonstrate enthusiasm, draw a smile and maintain eye contact with the rest of the people in the classroom are your best allies.

Interactivity and animation can be your best allies when it comes to creating tables, infographics or graphics that help provide context to the topic or unit, as well as simplify the information to make it more understandable. We are visual beings and we find it easier to 'read' images than to read written text.

something that catches the attention of the class

Put here a highlighted title,

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an orderly and hierarchical manner, and to deliver the most relevant content to the whole class. Animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars for this.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to show additional content and add animation to capture the class's attention.

Interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

Animate your content and take it to the next level

Animation adds extra value

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical manner, and to deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. Animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars for this.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to display additional content and add animation to capture the class' attention.

The interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

Describe the topic and content you’re going to cover in class

and don’t forget to emphasize why the topic is interesting

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an organized and hierarchical way, and to deliver the most relevant content to the entire class. To achieve this, animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to show additional content and add animation to capture the attention of the class.

Interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main points.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.

something that catches the attention of the class

Put here a highlighted title,

A great presentation is clear and structured in order to convey information in an orderly and hierarchical manner, and to deliver the most relevant content to the whole class. Animation and interactivity are two fundamental pillars for this.With Genially, you can include any type of interactivity to show additional content and add animation to capture the class's attention.

Interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and main ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow through the content.
• Measure the results.