PREP (Point, Reason, Example, Point)
instructor
State your Point, give the Reason, ground it with an Example, restate the Point. Tight and self-contained.
Summary
State your Point, give the Reason, ground it with an Example, restate the Point. Tight and self-contained.
Origin
Classic impromptu-speaking / debate framework.
Structure
Point -> Reason -> Example -> Point.
When to use it
A single slide or short answer that must land cleanly; Q&A; micro-lessons.
In Nalanda
A good per-slide shape for concise topics and for structuring instructor notes.
Notes & tips
Pitfalls to avoid. Skipping the example (the part that sticks); a closing Point that drifts from the open.