Oral presentation

Giving presentations

By Patricia Villafranca

Life is often referred as a road or a journey. Look at the photos and decide which road best represents your life and why.

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Have a nice day. Happy teaching!

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Have a nice day. Happy teaching!

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Have a nice day. Happy teaching!

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Read the three quotes below. Which one do you lilke the best? Why?

​Example:
I like the Robert Frost quote because he is talking about making life interesting and not just doing the same things everyone does.

Read the chart with instructions

​Decide on a topic
Pay attention to the time

Oral presentations

Use a mind map to brainstorm your ideas

• Decide which ideas from your word web you want to talk about in your presentation.
  

• Write notes about them on a piece of paper or on small cards in the order you want to talk about them.

• Add details, if necessary, but don't use complete sentences

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Outlining

Practise your presentation

Follow the steps below

• Practise the whole presentation and time yourself. You have three minutes!

• If your presentation is too long, cut some information and time yourself again.

• Remember, you want to sound as natural as possible.

Example

" I remember when education was very different from how it is now. Teachers and students didn't use to have all the resources they have now, so learning was more boring. I mean, good teachers made it interesting, but they had only books and the blackboard, and maybe a CD player. Education has really changed since then, Now..."