Presentation

In the past weeks, you and your team worked on a case study in which you helped out teachers by applying your theoretical findings to their practice. In the exchange week, you will present your case study research to your fellow participants. Below, we listed the instructions for you to be able to prepare for your presentation.

Preparing for the presentation will take you about 6-8 hours. On Monday and Wednesday in the exchange week, you have another 3 hours in total to do some final preparations together. You can find the general planning of the course here. 

Practical:

• The presentation should be a group effort to which all team members contribute (either by preparing for the presentation, presenting, and/or responding to feedback and questions). 

• Each group has 20 minutes for their presentation. After each presentation, there is max. 10 minutes reserved for questions and feedback. 

• To enhance your presentation, please make use of a visual presentation such as PowerPoint. 

Requirements: 

• You find the requirements for the contents of the presentation in the introduction of your case study. 

Assessment: 

• Content and structure of the presentation (65%)

  • Academic quality (factual correctness, theoretical foundation, proper use of technical terms) /6

  • Structuring of content (content from the “Case Study” structured in such a way that the essentials are recognizable; common thread) /4

  • Focusing the content (getting to the heart of the matter, making it concise, pointed, and dense) /5

  • Conceptual quality (coherent argumentation, technical and factual reasoning) /5

  • Recommendations for action for teachers (are presented in a coherent and convincing manner (including a vision) /6

• Presentation and performance (35%)

  • Presentation (free speech, clarity of speech, professional language) /4

  • Teamwork (balance of contributions to the discussion, contributions are related to each other) /3

  • Discussion/debate (openness to questions and criticism/critical feedback, ability to provide information in response to questions) /3

  • Use of media and visualisation (selection of presentation tools and mastery of media) /4

• To pass, you need to score at least 20 points.