The students in her class were not prepared for the lecture; throughout, they thought that she was talking about Martin Luther King. If the teacher had only started with a preparation activity, she would have had better results. She might have simply asked, “What do know about the famous leader Martin Luther King? Let’s make a list. Now, I’m going to talk to you about a man named Martin Luther, for whom Martin Luther King was named. Then we can think about what seems to be alike and different about them.”