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Talking clearly is very important. You want your audience to understand what you are saying and in some cases make them think about important issues.
Talking clearly is very important. You want your audience to understand what you are saying and in some cases make them think about important issues.
To demonstrate your talking skills you might be asked to give a talk or take part in a group discussion.
To demonstrate your talking skills you might be asked to give a talk or take part in a group discussion.
Assessment
Assessment
English: Producing Language Outcome 2 — talking
2 Participate actively in simple spoken activities by:
2.1 Selecting ideas and content, using a simple format and structure, appropriate to purpose and audience
2.2 Applying knowledge of language in terms of language choice
2.3 Communicating meaning at first hearing
2.4 Using some aspects of non-verbal communication
Literacy Outcome 4 — talking
4 Talk to communicate, as appropriate to audience and purpose, by:
4.1 Organising ideas appropriately in spoken communication
4.2 Communicating effectively through the selection and use of simple spoken language
4.3 Using non-verbal conventions
This video gives some tips on planning and presenting your talk
This video gives some tips on planning and presenting your talk
Read through the information below on talking then try the quiz.
Planning your talk
Planning your talk
Use the document below to help you plan your talk. Remember you can give this talk to your teacher or record it on your device. You could even record it as a podcast using Garageband!
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