The document provides guidance on how to do a good paper presentation. It discusses preparing a 5,000 word paper and presenting the ideas to a panel. It emphasizes that the presentation should be clear, concise, and to the point. It also provides tips for writing a synopsis, including using proper headings like title, introduction, types/classifications, content, and conclusion. Additional tips include managing time, using proper formatting for questions, margins, handwriting, and including diagrams, content, or documents when presenting.

1. HOW TO DO PAPER PRESENTATION

3. GOOD PRESENTATION
• That means that your ideas need to be clear and to
the point
• The paper presentation involves the preparation of a
substantive piece of writing (around 5,000 words)
and then the presentation of that paper to a panel
who have the opportunity to question the ideas in
that paper.

4. SYNOPSIS
• A synopsis must have the following headings:
TITLE:
• Should reflect the objectives of the study.
• It must be written after the whole synopsis
has been written so that it is a true
representative of the plan (i.e. the synopsis).
INTRODUCTION: Should contain brief
background of the selected topic.

5. SYNOPSIS
TITLE
HEADING
INTRODUCTION
DEFINITION
TYPES
CONTENT
CONCLUSION

6. SYNOPSIS
TITLE
HEADING
INTRODUCTION
TYPES /CLASSIFICATIONS
METHOD /FUNCTIONS
CONTENT
CONCLUSION

7. POINTS TO REMEMBER
• Timing.
• Margin.
• Write at least 13-15 lines in one paper.
• Use only blue and block color pen.
• Put correct question number .
• Avoid over writing.
• Neat and clear hand writing.
• Presentation

8. TIMING
• The skill of doing something at exactly the right time.
• Manage your time.
• Answer the well knowing
Question.
• Leave the page for unknowing
Question
• To avoid frequently changing
color Pen for writing.

9. SCHEDULE YOUR TIME
Question
paper reading
Presentation&
Decoration
Cross check
with question
paper

10. SCHEDULE YOUR TIME
Essay
answer 20
minutes
Short
notes 15
minutes
Definition
20
minutes
One mark
30
minutes

11. MARGIN
Draw the margin
Both side

12. EXAMPLE

13. RIGHT

14. WRONG

15. 12 to 15 lines

17. COLORS
Use only
Avoid
Common
• Blue
• Block
• Red
• Green
• Orange /violet
• Sky blue/brown

18. QUESTION NUMBER
Roman letter
• I. II. III. IV. V. VI.
• IN ASCENDING ORDER
Question number
• 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
• If you are writing well knowing question, must write
appropriate question number.
Format
• To follow question paper format
• Definition ,One Word , Short Notes, Essay

19. • .

21. AVOID OVER WRITING.

22. Slash/cut the wrong answer paper

23. GOOD HANDWRITING

24. Handwriting technique
• Fix your handwriting technique.
• Maintain good posture.
• Hold the pen whichever way feels comfortable.
• Avoid gripping the pen too hard.
• Use a good writing implement.
• Improve your handwriting style.
• Use a shorthand writing system.
• To select good pen ( bold tip)

25. Good handwriting technique
• Good handwriting technique involves using your
fingers as guides, and moving the pen using your
forearm and shoulder muscles.
• This allows you to write quickly, without tiring out or
getting cramps.

26. • Bad handwriting technique involves drawing the letters using
your fingers, moving your wrist constantly, and repeatedly
picking up your hand from the paper in order to move it
across as you write.
• These issues slow down your writing, and cause your hand to
tire out and cramp.

27. PRESENTATION
Diagrammatic
presentation
Content
presentation
Documental
presentation

28. Definition
Lungs
• The lungs are a pair of breathing organs located with the
chest which remove carbon dioxide from and bring oxygen to
the blood.
• There is a right and left lung.

29. Diagrammatic presentation

30. Content presentation

31. Documental presentation

32. PRESENTATION
• The main function of the lungs is the process of gas
exchange called respiration (or breathing).
• In respiration, oxygen from incoming air enters the
blood, and carbon dioxide, a waste gas from the
metabolism, leaves the blood.
• A reduced lung function means that the ability of
lungs to exchange gases is reduced

33. LUNG LOBES
Right lung
• Upper lobe
• Middle lobe
• Lower lobe
Left lung
• Upper lobe
• Lower lobe
Hilium

34. LUNG LAYERS
Two
layers
Inner layer
visceral pleura
outer layer
(parietal
pleura)
Pleura

35. What are the 7 parts of the lungs?
Voice box (larynx).
Lungs .
Trachea (windpipe)
Bronchi .
Bronchioles .
Alveoli duct
Alveoli

36. Functions of lung
Gas
exchange
• Inspiration/exhale
• Oxygen and co2
Breathing
• Movement of air
• Sense of smell
Sound
production
• Production
• Humidity

37. Blood supply to the lungs
• The lungs are supplied with deoxygenated blood by
the paired pulmonary arteries.
• Once the blood has received oxygenation, it leaves
the lungs via four pulmonary veins
Pulmonary
arteries
Pulmonary
veins
Blood
supply

38. CONCLUSION
• The End or finish

39. SYMBOL
• Easy Symbol

40. General instructions
• Margin
• Answer the question in a middle line
• Highlight the important points
• Give main heading and subheading (if time and speed is less
avoid it )
• Start pages from left corner
• Use dark colour / one line gap between 2 paras
• Heading & sub-heading to be 1.5 times of normal writing
• If underline any heading draw the broken line you don’t have
time for scale
• If you start new question in last end of the line better to write
in a new page it will give good appearance.