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Speak conversationally from your knowledge of the topic (not from notes or memorized script).
Maintain direct, consistent and comfortable eye contact with audience throughout your presentation.
Use supportive gestures; move with purpose (avoid pacing and distracting movement).
Speak with a varied, dynamic, interesting pace (avoid using a 'sing-song,' predictable rhythmic-pattern). Project your voice at a clear and comfortable volume.
Avoid using silent pauses between points, avoid fillers such as 'um, ah, uh, like, you know, etc.'
Present information with energy and enthusiasm to engage your audience's attention and interest.
Maintain a professional (i.e., appropriate), organized, and well-prepared delivery throughout.
Keep your speech within the time limit provided.
6 pts
You greet your audience and then build on areas of agreement in order to gain trust and make your audience agree with you from the start.
Introduce what the main points of your speech are going to be about.
The presentation includes the general description indicated in Part A.
You include a 10 to 15-minute teaching sample where to illustrate the use of your teaching materials.
The materials used in your presentation are practical and have immediate applicability in real-life teaching experiences.
The materials used in your class are original and innovative.
Provide a concluding remark that echoes the introduction of your speech.
Coherence will make your presentation content meaningful, whereas cohesion will make it interconnected.
You clearly explain the materials used in your presentation and help the audience remember the knowledge later.
You are using at least three external sources that are clearly introduced in your presentation