In this lesson, you have learned about the steps for creating and delivering a presentation. Now it's time to try out your presentation skills. Based on the information you learned about presenting, write and record a presentation for an audience. Your presentation should discuss why you felt
that " The Story of an Hour by Kate Chopin could be described as realistic fiction. You'll prepare, research, plan, and organize a presentation
You can also choose to present your final product. Try to present your material in at least 2 to 3 minutes of audio and submit your written script, if
not your final presentation.
Here is a reminder of some basic guidelines that may be helpful in making an effective presentation:
• Prepare your presentation ahead of time by choosing an appropriate topic and thinking about the ways in which you can approach it.
• Research your topic thoroughly through books or online sources, both of which are useful research tools.
Plan your presentation. Consider using visual aids to enhance the spoken content.
• Use clear and simple language. Because it's an oral presentation and not a written essay, the audience may lose interest if you present a
long and dense discussion
Organize your presentation by making sure it has a cohesive structure and addresses all your main points,
• Use your body language and hands to appeal to the audience and maintain their attention.