You present for five minutes per person (10 minutes in total)
You present in English
You use a presenting program during your presentation (Powerpoint, Prezi, Google presentations, etc.)
You are allowed to use cue cards during your presentation (no complete texts, no Ipad or mobile phones)
What is a cue card?
A cue card is a small piece of paper that contains information which will guide you through your presentation. A cue card can only include key words/phrases, no complete texts. You can have a cue card for each slide of your presentation, so that you have a good overview when to talk about what.
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Your presentation
No complete sentences in Powerpoint, only key words/phrases
Use pictures/photos to clarify your points
Include at least the following slides:
1. title slide (including your subject, names, class)
2. content slide (overview of your presentation)
3. subslides (in which you discuss all information)
4. 'are there any questions?' slide
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Presentation - the topic
You are going to present about an English-speaking country.
Rules:
Everybody has to choose another subject (first come, first served)
It has to be an English speaking country
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Presentation - the topic
You are going to have to talk about the following points (at the least):
Facts: population, size, capital city, flag, religions, etc.
History: most important historical events of the country; include how this country ended up speaking English
Tourist hotspots
Why would / wouldn't you want to visit this country? Include clear argumentation!
Discussion of two cities: give facts, include what (you think) is interesting about these cities, give argumentation why you chose these two cities
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Presentations
The presentations will be in weeks 48 and 49
I will make a schedule
Missing your presentation means you've missed a test (SE gemist)
There will be an extra class in which everybody who has missed their presentation will have to present
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What to do?
Make pairs
Decide on a topic (hand in with me, first come first served)