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	Explainers often rely on a [[class script]] to guide in-class explainer exposition.		Explainers often rely on a [[class script]] to guide in-class explainer exposition.

			Counterparts include [[text exposition]] and [[video exposition]].

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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==

	'''In-class explainer exposition''' refers to one of the more common activities in a [[class]], particularly in a [[direct instruction]] context for theoretical subjects. Here, the explainer is providing visual and auditory cues to learners, such as by speaking, writing, and presenting slides. Activities that may happen as small interludes within class exposition include [[cold calling]] and [[~~polling~~]].		'''In-class explainer exposition''' refers to one of the more common activities in a [[class]], particularly in a [[direct instruction]] context for theoretical subjects. Here, the explainer is providing visual and auditory cues to learners, such as by speaking, writing, and presenting slides. Activities that may happen as small interludes within class exposition include [[cold calling]], [[polling]], and [[questions or comments?]].

	In-class explainer exposition can be contrasted with other activities that happen in a class, including [[in-class desk work]], [[in-class learner exposition]], and in-class third-party consumption.		In-class explainer exposition can be contrasted with other activities that happen in a class, including [[in-class desk work]], [[in-class learner exposition]], and in-class third-party consumption.

	Explainers often rely on a [[class script]] to guide in-class explainer exposition.		Explainers often rely on a [[class script]] to guide in-class explainer exposition.

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== Definition ==

'''In-class explainer exposition''' refers to one of the more common activities in a [[class]], particularly in a [[direct instruction]] context for theoretical subjects. Here, the explainer is providing visual and auditory cues to learners, such as by speaking, writing, and presenting slides. Activities that may happen as small interludes within class exposition include [[cold calling]] and [[polling]].

In-class explainer exposition can be contrasted with other activities that happen in a class, including [[in-class desk work]], [[in-class learner exposition]], and in-class third-party consumption.

Explainers often rely on a [[class script]] to guide in-class explainer exposition.