Advanced Presentation Skills - Lesson 6
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This document provides instructions for Lesson 6 of an advanced presentation skills course. The lesson focuses on students delivering their final presentation on the Hawaiian island of Kauai. The presentation should be 2 slides and take no more than 5 minutes, with the goal of convincing the student's family to vacation there. The session will involve delivering the presentation twice and receiving feedback from the teacher both times. Students are instructed to prepare thoroughly by practicing, following lessons on being clear and concise, and sending their presentation to the teacher before the lesson.
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MISSION: Helping People Go Global
Our mission is to help people go global, creating opportunities to learn from people across the world. For anyone who desires to learn or teach, we make it easy, convenient, and affordable to share skills and knowledge without regard to differences in language, culture, and nationality.
VISION: Sharing the World’s Knowledge
Our vision is to create a global skill-sharing marketplace. Every single person has a unique set of skills, knowledge, and experiences that someone else in the world will value. This abundance of talent and potential is currently untapped and limited to the general public. By connecting individuals worldwide, we enable people to access the world’s knowledge.
ABOUT: A Marketplace for English Learners and Teachers
We help English learners find the best teachers from all over the world and offer a platform where anyone can start one-on-one online English classes. Currently, we focus exclusively on English learning, but plan to expand to other skills in the near future.
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