CLIL LESSON on Presentations - beginning - structure - signposting

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

CLIL LESSON on Presentations 

- opening

- structure 

- signposting

Read these ten tips. Copy the diamond shape and rank them. Then, discuss with a partner.  Write down your top 3 

1) Start with a Hook: open with a surprising fact, a statistic, a question, or a short story to grab attention.

2) Introduce Yourself Briefly: Give your name and role to establish credibility, but keep it quick to hold attention.

3) State the Purpose: Clearly outline what the presentation is about in one sentence to set expectations.

4) Explain the Value to the Audience: Tell them why the topic matters to them or what benefit they’ll gain from listening.

5) Outline Your Main Points: Provide a quick overview of your structure so they know what’s coming.

6)Share a Relevant Anecdote or Story: A short personal story related to the topic makes your presentation more relatable.

7) Use a Strong Visual: Begin with an impactful image or short video to engage visually.

8) Set Interaction Rules: Let the audience know if and when they can ask questions to create a relaxed atmosphere.

9) Highlight Key Takeaways Early: Mention main ideas up front so listeners know what to focus on.

10)Show Enthusiasm and Confidence: Project energy and make eye contact to set a positive tone right from the start.

diamond ranking

1) Start with a Hook: open with a surprising fact, a statistic, a question, or a short story to grab attention.

2) Introduce Yourself Briefly: Give your name and role to establish credibility, but keep it quick to hold attention.

3) State the Purpose: Clearly outline what the presentation is about in one sentence to set expectations.

4) Explain the Value to the Audience: Tell them why the topic matters to them or what benefit they’ll gain from listening.

5) Outline Your Main Points: Provide a quick overview of your structure so they know what’s coming.

6)Share a Relevant Anecdote or Story: A short personal story related to the topic makes your presentation more relatable.

7) Use a Strong Visual: Begin with an impactful image or short video to engage visually.

8) Set Interaction Rules: Let the audience know if and when they can ask questions to create a relaxed atmosphere.

9) Highlight Key Takeaways Early: Mention main ideas up front so listeners know what to focus on.

10)Show Enthusiasm and Confidence: Project energy and make eye contact to set a positive tone right from the start.

Tekst

1. inviting

2. talk

3. consists

4 happy

5. opportunity

Over to you: in pairs

- Open a presentation you made for your project this period

- Practice doing the introduction and the first part of your talk.

- Talk for at least 3 minutes. 

The purpose of my presentation is...	To start with I will describe...
I would like to give you a brief outline of my presentation	After that I will consider...
The talk consists of three main sections	Then I will mention...
I have divided my talk in three parts	I will try to answer your questions at the end of the presentation

Give your partner feedback

Engagement and Hook Effectiveness

Did the opening hook grab your attention? Was it interesting, surprising, or relevant enough to make you want to listen?

Clarity and Purpose

Was it clear what the presentation would be about? Did the speaker explain the purpose and main points effectively?