Oral Presentation

1. Practical Research 2
Senior High School Applied - Academic
Unit 9: Writing and Presenting Quantitative Research
Lesson 2
Oral Presentation of
Quantitative Research

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What are the
things you
must consider
before and
during
delivering your
oral
presentation?
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3. Learning
Objectives
At the end of the
lesson, you should
be able to do the
following:
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● Understand the significance of
an oral presentation in research.
● Communicate your research
findings through an oral
presentation.
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Check all that applies
Oral Presentation Checklist
____ I practice before delivering my presentation.
____ I make an outline of my presentation before delivering it.
____ I take my audience into consideration before delivering my
presentation.
____ I always check my slide presentations if it has errors.
____ I use short texts in my slide presentations.
____ I have a modulated voice while delivering my presentation.
____ I engage my audience by asking them questions.
____ I ask my audience if they would like to clarify something
about my presentation.

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Importance of Oral Presentation
● Researchers can further discuss their topic
and give examples.
● It is an effective way to captivate the
audience and engage them about the
research topic.
● It requires the audience’s undivided
attention, making them remember better.
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6. How can an oral presentation
help you disseminate your
research?
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Preparing for your
Oral Presentation
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Know Your Audience
● Know background
and expertise.
● Assume that
information is
relatively new.
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9. Tip
In an oral presentation, the goal is
not just to present your findings
but rather to give your audience
an idea as to why your study is
important.
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Develop an Outline for your Presentation
I. Introduction
II. Body
III.Conclusion
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11. Remember
Your outline can guide you in
delivering an organized oral
presentation. It must have an
introduction, body, and
conclusion.
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Using Visuals in your Presentation
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DO’S DON'TS
● Present your slides in
a logical and
organized manner.
● Choose neutral, light,
or non-distracting
colors.
● Do not put flashy
photos on your
presentation.
● Avoid using too much
color, too many
animations, and too
many sound effects.

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Using Visuals in your Presentation
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DO’S DON'TS
● Ensure that the font
size is large enough
for the audience to
see.
● Be visually
consistent.
● Do not put too much
text on your slides.
● Do not hastily move
from one slide to
another.

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Practicing your Delivery
● Time yourself.
● Practice in front of
the mirror.
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15. How can you tell if an oral
presentation is well-prepared?
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Delivering your Oral
Presentation
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Things to Remember
● Pay attention to your language.
● Communicate clearly.
● Use your body language.
● Engage the audience.
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18. How can common public speaking
errors be corrected?
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Example:
Slide presentation counts.
Manage your time effectively.
Audience should be engaged.
Review your findings.
Train yourself to be confident.
Create a Mnemonic
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Quick Check
“We must not forget that it is also important
to take into consideration the condition of
your soil before moving forward to planting
your seedlings.”
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Quick Check
“I am going to discuss with you how early
exposure to gadgets can affect toddlers’
cognitive development.”
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How can you engage your audience if they
appear uninterested with your presentation?
Quick Check
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23. Wrap Up
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An oral presentation involves a discussion
of the main points of your study within a
limited time frame.
Preparing for your presentation can be
done by knowing your audience, making
an outline, preparing efficient visual
aids, and practicing your delivery.

24. Wrap Up
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The basic outline of an oral presentation
involves an introduction, body, and
conclusion.
In delivering your oral presentation, pay
attention to your language,
communicate clearly, monitor your body
language, and engage your audience.

25. Wrap Up

26. Bibliography
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Kothari, C.R. Research Methodology: Methods and Techniques. 2nd ed. New Delhi:
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“Why and How to Revise.” Odegaard Writing & Research Center. University of
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