Today's English public speaking class covered several topics related to structuring and delivering presentations. The class included partner and small group discussions, listening exercises to practice comprehension, and learning formal and informal expressions for presentations. Students also learned the WISE formula for introducing topics - Welcome the audience, Introduce yourself, Say the topic, Explain the relevance - and practiced structuring presentations by ordering sentences in a logical flow and filling in transition words.
1. Week 3 – Getting Started
English Public Speaking &
Presentation (Advanced)
Professor Hayashi
2. Today’s Class
• Attendance / Prep sheet check
• Partner/Small Group Discussion
• Informal Presentation
• Listening
BREAK
• Introduction Practice
• Structuring a Presentation
3. Partner/Small Group Discussion
• Page 5 – Starter Exercise
- In PAIRS, quickly go through the discussion
questions (5 min)
- Next, make a group, fill out and present this
chart to the class:
7. Formal/Informal
Expressions – Pg. 7
1. Hi, everyone.
2. What I want to do today is …
3. As you know, I’m …
4. It’s good to see you all here.
5. In my talk I’ll tell you about…
6. Today I’m going to talk about …
7. OK, shall we get started?
8. I know you are all very busy….
8. W.I.S.E.
Welcome the audience
Introduce yourself
Saying what your topic is
Explaining why your topic is relevant for your audience
Choose a topic – eg. - the top 3 places to eat in Seoul,
the ideal boy/girlfriend, why you should be on
Facebook
Write a quick introduction using the WISE formula
9. STRUCTURING A PRESENTATION
EXERCISE 6
2. showing you how the database works.
3. talking about EU tax reform.
4. bring you up to date on SEKO’s investment plans.
5. report on our financial targets for the division.
6. update you on the proposed training project.
7. looking at business opportunities in Asia.
8. begin by telling you what Jane’s group is working on.
10. Structuring a Presentation – Pg. 9
EXERCISE 7
1. start
2. Then
3. Finally
4. divided
5. all
6. After
7. areas
8. third
EXERCISE 8
1. for
2. into
3. of
4. at
5. on
6. with
7. about
8. to
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