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oral presentations
WHOM FOR?
- who are the audience?
- what do they already
know?
- what do they need to
know?
- what would they find
interesting?
HOW LONG?
- how much talk?
- how much time for visual aids
-how much time for questions?
WHAT SOURCES?
- written sources
- interviews
- study visits
- visual material
IT IS ESSENTIAL TO USE A VARIETY
OF SOURCE MATERIALS!
key expressions
yourself
your subject
your purpose (syfte)
the order of your presentation
c) CONCLUSION
- check that visual aids can be clearly seen at the back of the
room
- check your pronunciation (uttal), spelling, grammar and
intonation – especially the third person “s”!!!
a) Physical
Where are you going to stand? Can everyone in the room see
you?
Nervousness is natural
Think of controlling your nerves
Breathe deeply
If your hands shake – do not hold
anything, make gestures.
If your knees knock – stand behind
something.
You know what to say – not the
audience.
Learn from your mistakes and do better
next time.
When in doubt - SMILE
First of all as you (may) know