(Moderate your speech - neither too low too high– too Vocal Expression – fast.) (It’s to be In fact, allowing your Personal Expression okay enthusiastic! passion about your to show will go a long way in impressing the Project Judges and in making a dynamic Presentation!) Speech Outline Create the following outline in preparation for your You may embellish it to Directions: Presentation. complement your but make sure you cover the basics. (See Evaluation Rubric for Presentation, Presentations located in Appendix I.) Outline format Use key words or phrases only in creating your outline. – Introduction Introduce yourself, shake hands with judges, and thank them for coming. Capture the attention of your Judges. Briefly introduce your Project, the you supported in your and how thesis Paper, the product you created relates to your paper. Body Introduce your and explain the process you went through to complete your Product Product. Explain how the was a stretch” how it challenged your ability and Product “learning – creativity and allowed you to problem-solve as you met and overcame obstacles. Explain the and the great sense of success that you feel now that your is Project accomplished! Conclusion Conclude with what you learned yourself through your Senior Project journey, and state whether or not the career associated with your is something you still Project want to pursue. Thank the Judges for their time. FINAL NOTES All videos and PowerPoint presentations must be saved on a flash drive. Video clips are limited to minutes if sound is included in the video. two You may use a minute video if you are narrating the video rather than using the sound. four Prepare to answer questions from the Judges about your and/or Project Product.
Vocal Expression (Moderate your speech - neither too low – too high– too fast.) Personal Expression (It’s okay to be enthusiastic! In fact, allowing your passion about your Project to show will go a long way in impressing the Judges and in making a dynamic Presentation!) Speech Outline Directions: Create the following outline in preparation for your Presentation. You may embellish it to complement your Presentation, but make sure you cover the basics. (See Evaluation Rubric for Presentations located in Appendix I.) Outline format – Use key words or phrases only in creating your outline. Introduction Introduce yourself, shake hands with judges, and thank them for coming. Capture the attention of your Judges. Briefly introduce your Project, the thesis you supported in your Paper, and how the product you created relates to your paper. Body Introduce your Product and explain the process you went through to complete your Product. Explain how the Product was a “learning stretch” – how it challenged your ability and creativity and allowed you to problem-solve as you met and overcame obstacles. Explain the and the great sense of success that you feel now that your Project is accomplished! Conclusion Conclude with what you learned yourself through your Senior Project journey, and state whether or not the career associated with your Project is something you still want to pursue. Thank the Judges for their time. FINAL NOTES All videos and PowerPoint presentations must be saved on a flash drive. Video clips are limited to two minutes if sound is included in the video. You may use a four minute video if you are narrating the video rather than using the sound. Prepare to answer questions from the Judges about your Project and/or Product.
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