QUEST Presentation Tips & Procedures
Make it Visual Limit text in your projects Use charts, graphs, illustrations, or pictures Use cue cards if necessary Make eye contact with the audience
Show Some Energy Project your voice Smile and appear confident Use vocal variety by varying speed and pitch of speech Use hand gestures Involve the audience
Practice! Practice! Practice! Practice your presentation with your tri-fold display board and project Decide who will say what
Use an Anchor Line An anchor line is a your group’s 1 key point or statement that you want the audience to remember Use the anchor line several times in your speech
Tell A Story Make your QUEST project personal by telling an anecdotal story about the problem/solution Help the audience see why you are passionate about your topic
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Set Up Diagram You will have ten (10) minutes to set up for your presentation in Simpson Hall Charge your computer/laptop Two QUEST groups per table
Presentation Diagram 2 members of your group should stand on either side of your project while presenting to your peers/QUEST coach.
Evaluation Forms You will be evaluating 4 projects for each grade level You will choose your favorite project from each grade level The top 3 projects from each grade level will compete for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place medals
12th Grade Scoring Guide