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Y10 SPEAKING & LISTENING Preparation for the S&L Assessment

Get ready for your Speaking & Listening assessment by preparing a 3-4 minute presentation on a topic of your choice. Engage your listener with rhetorical devices and aim for higher marks by incorporating sophisticated and challenging ideas. Consider your passions, interests, current affairs, or themes from Macbeth or your 19th-century text.

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Y10 SPEAKING & LISTENING Preparation for the S&L Assessment

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  1. Y10 SPEAKING & LISTENING Preparation for the S&L Assessment

  2. Over the summer, you should prepare for your Speaking & Listening assessment It will be in Week 4, 5 or 6 of next term, depending on your teacher. They will create a timetable for you and give you plenty of advanced notice.

  3. Remember…. • You will be awarded either Pass, Merit or Distinction • You need to prepare a presentation on a topic of your choice, agreed by your teacher, for 3-4 minutes and answer questions for 3-4 minutes • To gain higher marks, you should attempt to include some sophisticated and challenging ideas in your presentation • You can use a PPT or postcard sized notes. • You must try to engage your listener with rhetorical devices: Direct address, anecdote, facts, opinions, rhetorical questions, emotive language, statistics, triples, imperatives, imagery, insecure language etc.

  4. It’s best to do the talk on something that you are passionate about … • Perhaps you have a particular interest or hobby? Perhaps you are particularly interested in an aspect of current affairs. • If this is the case base your speech on this. • However, if you are struggling to come up with a topic you could base your talk around one of the topics on the slides that follow. • Alternatively you could also choose to base your talk about a key theme or aspect in Macbeth or your 19th Century text: For example, who really is to blame for King Duncan’s death?

  5. Read the information on each slide. Create a persuasive argument for or against the statement. What flaws can you see in the for arguments? What flaws can you see in the counter arguments?

  6. “Rap and Hip Hop shines a light on social problems and social issues. Far from creating problems, it reflects societyas it is”

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