Teaching Strategies And Techniques

verb to make something more lively or interesting

• The speaker's engaging presentation enlivened the otherwise dull conference.
• Adding some music to the party really enlivened the atmosphere.
• The new video game update really enlivened the gameplay.
• Her passion for the subject enlivened the discussion, sparking new ideas.

verb to drive or urge forward; to compel or constrain to action

• The impelling force behind the decision was the need for increased efficiency.
• She felt an impelling urge to explore the unknown.
• The music was so impelling, I couldn't help but dance along.
• His passion for the cause was impelling him to take action.

verb to create or perform spontaneously or without preparation

• During the conference, the speaker had to improvise when the PowerPoint presentation failed to load.
• I had to improvise a Halloween costume at the last minute because I couldn't find anything to wear.
• When the band's guitar string broke on stage, the guitarist had to improvise and keep playing with only five strings.
• Life is like a game of chess, sometimes you need to improvise and adapt to unexpected moves.