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PRESENTATION TIPS AND SUGGESTIONS
- Your presentation is an opportunity to share your experience with other students, your mentor, your sponsor and your parents. On average this is a 20 minute presentation during a specific slot on presentation day.
- Your presentation should discuss an overview of your internship and what it was like/what you did. It be engaging. Include pictures and videos and do not overwhelm it with text. Here are some examples
- Give your presentation a shape -- make sure it has a clear beginning, middle and end.
- Involve the audience -- consider what would engage you if you were sitting and listening to the presentation.
- Analyze what you liked or disliked about the experience.
- Describe problems you encountered; explain how you solved those problems.
- Comment on surprises.
- Comment on how your goals altered as the option developed.
- Reflect on what you learned about the field or subject and what you learned about yourself.
- Read from your journal.
- Tell stories.
- Provide illustrations; show as much as you tell. Use AV materials to enhance the quality of the presentations.
- Offer sketches of the people with whom you worked.
- Comment on what you would do differently next time.
- Comment on whether you would recommend this experience to others.
- Comment on how this experience might affect your future plans.
- Upload to your Senior Options Google Classroom.
- Also, equally important-Dress appropriately. This is your final presentation in high school. What would you have worn in the office or at your location?
- Your presentation is an opportunity to share your experience with other students, your mentor, your sponsor and your parents. On average this is a 20 minute presentation during a specific slot on presentation day.