Listening/Speaking 6 Final
Oral Presentation
I know you already
have a lot on your plate right now* so I don’t want to stress you out
with another presentation that requires doing more research (we’re doing that
for Reading 6 and Writing 6 already!). But I do want to give you a chance to
share some parting thoughts, show how much you’ve learned this semester, and
still learn something new that will help you for the rest of your academic
career… Enter the Prezi “What have you learned?” Presentation! For this
presentation, you will use a new medium for presenting that is making Power
Point look like a dinosaur. You will also get a chance to reflect on what you
have learned this semester and share this with your classmates. Because the
presentation focuses on personal reflection, you don’t have to stress about
doing research or learning something new at this crazy time of the year! I
really hope you think this presentation is both fun and useful. Let’s learn
more about it!
*To
have a lot on your plate =
To be very busy a stressed out!
What:
Final Oral Presentation
Title: What have
you learned this semester?
Length:
5 minutes
Requirements:
You must create a Prezi presentation (you cannot use Power Point
or anything else)
Important
Dates:
·
4/26- In-class preparation time
(bring your laptop again so I can help you with your Prezi)
·
5/1 and 5/3 Oral Presentations
So
what should I talk about?
Ask yourself this question: What do I know
now that I didn’t before this semester?
Sit down for 10 minutes and brainstorm your
answer.
You or may organize your thoughts by thinking
about different aspects of your life:
1. What have you learned in the classroom?
-Is there any new vocabulary,
slang or idioms that you use all the time now?
-Have you learned a new trick
for writing an essay?
-Did you get some good tips
for taking the TOEFL test?
-Go through your notes and think,
think, think!
2. What have you learned about being
an adult living on your own?
-Is there anything you can do
now that you couldn’t do before? (like cook, change a tire, or budget for a
whole month)
3.
Have
you gained any new experiences that taught you anything about life in
general?
(Sea World, trip to EDUC 101, Rodeo, hiking in
Yosemite, etc)
4. Have you learned anything
about what not to do in life?
-For example: don’t
procrastinate, don’t miss class, don’t rely on public transportation in San
Diego…
I’m pretty sure
the debate against grades won over the argument in favor of grades. So let’s
consider this an “oral portfolio”. It is a chance for you to show me what you
have really learned this semester and ultimately it is a chance for you to show
yourself how much you have learned! J
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