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Presentation On Presenting

Presentation On Presenting. The Art of Speaking your Writing. Plan ahead . Decide what you are going to talk about Decide how you are going to present it. Points to discuss - 10 - 15 minutes. Introduction (Hook/Overview) -- Be sure to introduce yourself along with your general topic.

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Presentation On Presenting

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  1. Presentation On Presenting The Art of Speaking your Writing

  2. Plan ahead • Decide what you are going to talk about • Decide how you are going to present it

  3. Points to discuss - 10 - 15 minutes • Introduction (Hook/Overview) -- Be sure to introduce yourself along with your general topic. • Research Question - What question are you trying to find the answer to through your research. • Methodology (How did you approach this topic. You may include a previous topic that did not work well and let you to your current topic) --- This is explaining the difference between your first proposal and your second proposal

  4. What’s in your Bibliography • Source selection: What sources were good? What did you throw out? Why? What were you excited to find? • This is the presentation of the process of creating your annotated bibliography. • Be sure this part of your presentation includes at least one primary source and that you point out what that primary source is. • Be sure that this part of your presentation also includes a source with an opposing viewpoint. Please mention what source it is.

  5. Outline • Discussion of results of your research (sources) • This leads you to your thesis statement. • After your thesis statement present your outline -- how will you prove your thesis statement and refute counter arguments. Where are you succeeding/struggling in the outline/research process? • Conclusion

  6. Shape your talk - Every presentation has a flow. What you put inside of that flow is up to you. Climax or Research Results Thesis Statement Middle Background Beginning End

  7. Think about your audience - what do they know/not know? What needs clarification or Further Explanation?-- This is Background Information

  8. Vısual Aides Less is more

  9. Practice Practice Practice makes perfect

  10. Face your FEar The fear of public speaking is the fear of being eaten. Separated from the “herd” makes you more vulnerable. In ancient times a predator would eat you. • This is biological and your heart rate increases. • Breathe deeply, talk slowly, keep water by your side and a pen in your hand. • This can keep you calm and focused. The show must go on!

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