Things to think about for your presentations

• Does my presentation reflect my essay?
• Is my presentation well organised with an introduction, main body and conclusion?
• What questions can I anticipate?
• Am I speaking clearly and loudly enough?
• Am I using oral signposting?
• Are my visuals clear? - check for spelling mistakes
• Am I sure that I can pronounce any difficult words?
• Have I practised?
• Am I reading from the script too much?
• Have I made note cards to help me?

Headphones

Dear Brighton,

If you get this message, please can you bring headphones with you to the lesson tomorrow as you will need them for the self-study exercises.

Don't worry if you don't see this in time - we can borrow some headphones!!

Thanks

Language for presentations

1 Good morning ladies and gentlemen
2 Welcome to my presentation
3 The topic of my presentation is
4 The aim of my presentation today is
5 The main points I will be talking about are, firstly
6 Finally, I’ll be happy to answer your questions at the end
7 Firstly I’d like to talk about
8 This is an important point because…….
9 I’d like to illustrate this by showing you this graphic
10 That’s all for my first topic
11 I’d now like to conclude by summing up and making recommendations
12 The purpose of this presentation was to
13 The main points I talked about were
14 Therefore I recommend
15 Now I’d like to invite any questions you may have

another good website

Have a look at this website for activities connected to the Cambridge Exams

www.flo-joe.co.uk

Enjoy