Use tangible and relatable tools to explain your ideas

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  1. Use real-life scenarios as case studies to teach students
    You’re an accounting professor teaching a class of new students about abstract principles such as accounts receivable and income statements. You can use a real-life business in the local area as a case study to help bring these accounting concepts to life.

  2. Use simulations and props to present novel technical concepts
    Let’s say you want to explain how to install and use a new app to a bunch of executives. Instead of PowerPoint images and videos, use a live simulation showing how a consumer would interact with the app. You can also use a physical prop to help investors get a feel of the product before it goes into the market.

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