Oral Presentation

IMAGINATION

Situation: Shape some research on a topic of your choice for the future, for example transportation, plant protein we could eat or waste rubber from tyres

Discovery – Spend time discovering a range of topics that interest you. Make a list of them in your Little Book

Interpretation – Narrow down your topic choice to one and identify some research questions about the topic

Ideation – Complete a plan sheet to identify where to begin. Consider the material you want to present, will it have a message, or will it leave the audience something to debate about

Experimentation – As you establish your content, consider how you will present it. Will you require visuals?

Outcomes – Present your oral presentation to the Shape teachers and a small group of friends

Seven Tips for Creating Powerful Oral Presentations | Harvard Medical School Professional, Corporate, and Continuing EducationThe next time you set out to develop a professional presentation, you might want to look to the theatrical world for inspiration. Erika Bailey, a professional dialect coach and the Head of Voice and Speech at American Repertory Theater shares her take on seven practical tips for creating impactful oral presentations.

ORAL PRESENTATIONS - SlideServeORAL PRESENTATIONS. The ability to make a clear, professional presentation is one of the most important contributing factors to your career success. Written reports often are accompanied by either a formal or informal presentation of the results. Presentations may be formal or informal.

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