Psychomotor Project

Presentation

• To deliver information • To persuade• To entertain

Nervous?

• Be prepared how?• Take it as experience

Prepare your presentation

• Define your topic• Do some research• Anticipate questions• Organize your

presentation

Composition

• Introduction• Body• Closing

Attention getterPurposeOrganizational pla

n

• Make use of current situation• Ask questions/

rhetorical questions• Tell humorous story

Purpose

• Tell your audience the purpose of your presentation

Organizational Plan

• Tell your plan• Example: I’m going

to talk about A, B, C, etc

2. Body • Should be 75%

of your presentation

• Should follow logical sequence

• General specific ideas

Logical sequence

• Chronological• Cause-effect• Deductive• Inductive• Problem-solution

3. Closing• Summary and/or recommendation

Actual delivery

1. Project enthusiasm maintain your audience attention

2. Eye contact3. Use visual aids effectively4. Handle the questions

Eye contact

• Don’t look at your notes too frequently• Don’t look at one spot in the room all the time• Try to look directly at each individual in the

room in random pattern

Using audio visual aids

• Present minimum number of ideas

• Organize it• Talk to your

audience, not your AVA

• Emphasize the point

Kookaburra• The kookaburra is the largest kingfisher in the world. They were found right along the

east coast and were introduced to Western Australia in 1898 and are now established in the south west corner of that state.

• Their laughter was not liked by early settlers who often thought the birds were laughing at them. However to most people now the sound of a kookaburra is pleasant. They are still common even into suburbs, but generally they prefer open forest country.

• They have adapted readily to humans, and will eat almost everything. They will steal a sausage from a BBQ, and will take other food. In the bush they eat small lizards and snakes and will attack quite large ones. They also raid the nests of smaller birds and these will annoy kookaburras by flying at them for long periods of time.

• They usually nest in a hollow high in a large tree. They lay between 2 and 4 eggs usually

in spring.

Kookaburra

• Largest kingfisher• Found in the east coast of Australia• The food• Habitat

Scoring Criteria

• Organization (5) Including: introduction – body – closing Attention getter How your presentation flows

• Language (5) Grammar Pronunciation

• Voice (5) Intonation Clarity Enthusiasm

• AVA (5)Pictures/Video Clip/Sound effect/SlideshowRoom arrangement

• Content (5)Main topic Examples/supporting detailsAnswering questions

Notes:

• Duration: 7-10 minutes• Group score

Topic

IPA• Global Warming• Tsunami• Volcano eruption• Recycling• General election• Classification system• Plant reproduction• Life cycle of virus• Life cycle of bactery

IPS• Global warming• Tsunami• Volcano eruption• Recycling• General election• Earthquake• Hydrologic cycle• Rock/mineral cycle