Mrs. Nada AbiSamra
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English
- University
Intermediate & Advanced levels |
Oral/Written
Presentations
Guidelines
and Expectations
You are expected to work in teams of at least 2 in order to develop a 30-40 minute presentation to be given in class twice a year on an issue related to your major. The team will select one theme and obtain my approval. Each member of the team will then choose, on his/her own, a different topic within this theme and also obtain my approval. In teams, you will have to introduce and conclude the common Theme, but each member will have his/her own introduction and conclusion related to the topic they have individually chosen. There are, as you know well, two parts to this project: Oral and Written. These oral/written presentations, in addition to the in-class Essays/Reading tests that will follow them, will replace your Mid-Term & Final exams.
The
criteria used to grade the Oral Presentation will include:
(cf.
handout "Panel Presentations: Evaluation Criteria")
In Teams:
1.
Introduction of Team Members-
2.
Title of THEME- Outline of the whole presentation-
3.
General Purpose- Interest arousal-
4.
Presentation style + Enthusiasm-
5.
Introduction & Conclusion of THEME (including thesis statement + restatement
of thesis)-
6.
Collaboration among/transition between Team Members- Questions elicited-
7.
Visual Aids used in common-
8.
Timing of presentation.
Individually:
1.
Title of the TOPIC presented- Goal of presentation (explanation)-
2.
Outline of individual presentation + Organization.
3.
Introduction: Interest arousal + thesis statement.
4.
Facts provided (Remember to PARAPHRASE) + sources/references
(A statement about where information used in the presentation was obtained
from)
5.
Personal
Analysis
6.
Activities used to make sure the students have grasped the information
provided (ex: short quiz, questionnaire, item ranking...).
7.
Presentation style + Enthusiasm + Index cards.
8.
Language & Mechanics.
9.
Visual aids used: overhead transparencies or PowerPoint slides to visually
present the major points.
(It is suggested to use one to two more visual(s), such as handouts or
posters)
10.
Conclusion/brief review of all major points covered in the presentation.
11.
Time for class questions.
The
team must notify me a week PRIOR to their presentation regarding what equipment
they need for their presentation: overhead, VCR, or PC. If using
music, the portable stereo system will have to be supplied by the team.
Don't forget to provide a copy of your OWN Evaluation Form for each
one of your classmates including me to get our feedback.
In addition to the Oral presentation, each Team must submit a Written Presentation that should include the following components:
1. Cover Page.(Title
of THEME + Illustration, Team Name, Names of all team members,
Name of university/faculty, Name of teacher, Subject, Class, Date)
2. Index / Table
of Contents
3. Detailed
Outline of overall presentation of THEME including the TOPICS
with
their subheadings.
The outline should state when slides and activities are used during the
presentation.
It should also provide an explanation for why each activity was chosen.
4. Purpose of
Theme presentation.
5. Introduction
of theme.
6. Topics of
individual team members- Each topic will include the following:
2pts.
1pt.
3pts.
2pts. 52pts. |
a- Cover
page for individual member (Title of TOPIC + Research Question
+ Illustration, Team Name, Student Name, Name of university/faculty, Name of teacher, Subject, Date) b- Index/Table of contents + Page numbers c- Detailed outline of presentation d- Purpose of topic presentation e- Introduction f- Facts- PARAPHRASE! (+ titles and subheadings + pictures) g- Personal Analysis (Relate the information found to your own life/country...) h- Conclusion i- References (They should be written according to the APA style) Your references should consist of Four to Five works minimum. (Internet sources, at least one book, refereed journals...) j- Appendix that includes:
handouts, quizzes, cartoons or anything else you would provide during the presentation. 2- an evaluation form that you have created for your presentation. 3- a paragraph describing how you proceeded to work on this project and how much you benefited from it. 4- comment on the compatibility and cooperation of all team members in regards to preparation. |
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