Showing posts with label presentations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label presentations. Show all posts

Tuesday, 1 October 2013

A GAP YEAR PROJECT



As Problem-Based learning in the English as a Second Language classroom, you are going to work in the project designed below. You should do some research work, define your task, discard irrelevant information and get the valuable one, digest it and present it to your classmates in the most attractive and explanatory way you can find.










GROUPS
PRESENTATION DATES
Jose, Ricardo, Irene, Isaac
Wednesday 30th
Zoraida, Carmen, Lucia, Laura
Monday 21st
Paola, Laura, Nora, Miriam
Monday 28th
Sergio, Ivan, Maria, Manuel
Monday 21st
Ines, Guillermo, Paula
Monday 28th

Saturday, 3 November 2012

APLE 1 PRESENTATIONS




As part of your final marks this term, you will have to give an oral presentation to the rest of the class about a topic of your choice: a sport, a film, a book, a country, a trip, a band, a TV series, a brand-name, a star... 

Your presentation must take between 5-10 minutes and it should have some visual or audiovisual support.



It is very important that you follow the tips below: 


Oral Presentations: Do's & Don'ts
  1. Be organized! The more organized and focused your presentation is, the more relaxed you'll feel.
  2. Breathe! (It helps you relax.)
  3. Don't try to cover too much material. Remember you only have 5-10 minutes.
  4. Don't overwrite your visual presentation. Remember this is an oral presentation.
  5. Do speak clearly, slowly and at an appropriate level for your audience.
  6. Use vocabulary that is appropriate for your audience. If you use new vocabulary, make sure you explain it and write it on the board.
  7. Do make eye contact with all members of your audience.
  8. Do move around.
  9. Do use hand gestures.
  10. Do allow the audience to ask questions at the end of your presentation.
  11. Don't read your presentation. You can use short notes, but reading a presentation is unnatural; also, it makes it very difficult for your audience to follow.
  12. Do practice your presentation with a partner or in front of the mirror.
  13. Do remember to thank your audience.

Read through these guidelines, too.
You will be evaluated by your classmates as well as by your teacher on this Peer Evaluation Sheet.


Dates for your presentations

Friday Nov 9th: Paola R. & Sara M.
Friday Nov 16th:  Iren B. & Maria S
Tuesday Nov 20th: Lucía B. & Laura D.
Friday Nov 23rd: Álvaro S., Inés I., Laura L. &Isaac
Tuesday Nov 27th: Nora S. &a Rocío C.
Friday Nov 30th: Sergio C. & Paula G.
Tuesday Dec 4th: Lorena D. & Zoraida P.
Wednesday Dec 5th: Manuel J. & Miriam A.,
Tuesday Dec 11th: Daniel L., Irene G. &  Ana C., 
Thursday Dec 13th:  Ivan S., Ana Z. & Guillermo P.
Friday Dec 14th:  Carmen M. , Irene M. & Alvaro
Tuesday Dec 18th: ?



Dates for your listening tests this term


Nov 14th & Nov 15th: Short listening test

Dec 12 & Dec 13: Long listening test

Sunday, 24 October 2010

1º ESO: BASIC ADJECTIVES

Watch the following presentation to revise the basic adjectives studied in Unit 1:

Monday, 16 November 2009

4º ESO: SUBJECT/OBJECT QUESTIONS

Check out this SlideShare Presentation about subject/object questions:


Revise subject/object questions / Subject/Object questions II

and download the following pdf for further practice.

Now play the space game on Questions.

WEB 2.0

Congratulations! We are all working under Web 2.0, in case you didn't know.
Watch the following presentation and you'll find out.

Curso Web 2.0 2009-2010 on PhotoPeach

Sunday, 15 November 2009

2º ESO: GRAMMAR PRESENTATIONS

Watch the following presentations. They will help you revise the contents studied so far.