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This document provides guidance on organizing research information and presenting it effectively. It recommends grouping research points into common elements or themes and labeling them with symbols. It then discusses including an engaging hook, overview of the topic and point of view, and elaboration with visual aids in a presentation. The ending should resonate and connect with the audience, not just indicate the presenter is finished. Overall, the document offers tips for taking research and developing it into a cohesive presentation that engages the audience.
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- 2. Grouping Information Find common elements in your research such as: plot, challenges, author, etc... and then designate symbols to represent each. Go through your research and label each item appropriately. Once your information is grouped, you can begin to write using headings.
- 3. Let's practice doing some grouping together. We are going to look at a series of research points on dragons. Read through them and think about some possible groups...
- 4. Let's try another: Sir John A MacDonald
- 5. Now, you are going to go back to your groups from yesterday. You should have a list of points to work with based on the articles you read. Step 1: re-read your points. Step 2: group your points using circle, square, triangle Step 3: use headings (your new main ideas) to group your points and be prepared to share your information with the class.
- 6. Then, once you have the information all and the main ideas - a.k.a. the groups, it's time to put the presentation together!
- 7. The HOOK The beginning of a speech is like a stage entrance. The purpose is to gain the audiences attention, and to establish rapport and credibility with the audience.
- 8. The HOOK ·Ask a PROVOCATIVE question ·Make a STARTLING statement ·Use a PROP ·Use a PHOTOGRAPH ·Use a VIDEO CLIP ·Play a SONG clip ·Tell a RELEVANT joke ·Involve the audience in a GAME
- 9. The OVERVIEW Just like in an essay... ·Introduce your topic (what is it?) ·Reveal your point of view (why do you care?) ·Relate it to your audience (why should they care?)
- 10. The Elaboration This is where you give more information about your topic. However, you still need to connect with your audience and have a plan!
- 11. What visual aids are you going to use?
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- 14. Poster Boards ·Do NOT fill the page with text ·Think BIG!!! ·Use graphics ·Make them legible! ·Make it NEAT
- 16. The Ending Ending a presentation effectively is as important as starting it with a strong impression. The ending should resonate, inspire, and connect! If you feel your words can't deliver the appropriate punch, consider using other people's words. Do not just say "I'm done!"
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