1. Please prepare to submit your poster.

2. Presentation Rehearsal
Mr. Short
English 12: College Now
3 April 2018

3. Today’s
Review of Work
Time to Rehearse

4. College Skills: NPR’s “Attention, Students: Put Your Laptops Away.”

5. Poster Review: Your poster must have: Presentation title
Not just subject & topic
Thesis Statement
Presentation Outline
Works Cited
Articles & Visuals
2-4 visuals
Included in works cited in addition to other sources used.
Details:
Everything must have a professional appearance.
Use glue to affix items
Use staples only to attach your outline to itself.
No tape.

6. Leatherback Turtles Must be Protected
Poster Example:
Thesis:
Title.
Thesis.
Outline.
Works Cited.
2-4 Visuals.
While many efforts have been made to save the population of leatherback turtles, efforts need to be expanded in areas of awareness, protection and conservation before we lose these underwater cuties forever.
Works Cited:
Outline:

7. Leatherback Turtles Must be Protected
Poster Example:
Thesis:
Only two staples.
All items are glued or written directly on poster.
While many efforts have been made to save the population of leatherback turtles, efforts need to be expanded in areas of awareness, protection and conservation before we lose these underwater cuties forever.
Works Cited:
Outline:

8. The Toaster Strudel is the Best thing to Ever happen to humankind
Poster Example:
Thesis:
Be creative with layout, themes & colors.
Although many believe Kellogg's Pop-Tart is king of breakfast on the go, Pillsbury’s Toaster Strudel is the real conqueror of the morning with its delicious do-it-yourself icing, loveable marketing, and important teen culture references.
Works Cited:
Outline:

9. Poster Rubric:
Use this rubric to plan your poster layout.

10. Presentation Review: Remember to: Intro: Body: Conclusion: MoBaThBlue
Use an attention getter (Motivator)
Literally say “My thesis statement:…”
Body:
Cite at least three sources
Verbally w/ title or author name.
Printed works cited will hold full information.
Explain in simple terms
Be animated & interesting
Conclusion:
Offer a final thought
Leave the audience with something to ponder

11. Presentation Rubric:
Use this rubric to plan your presentation.

12. Time to Rehearse:
Practice your presentation and get feedback from a peer or two.

13. Presentation Order: Tomorrow

14. Presentation Order: Wednesday
On this day, a lady will be coming in to observe the class. She will be judging Mr. Short, not you.

15. Presentation Order: Thursday

16. "For your health!" Thanks Dr. Steve! Homework:
Presentations begin tomorrow.
Good luck.
"For your health!"
Thanks
Dr. Steve!