1. What’s a Pecha Kucha? WELCOME YOUR NAME WHERE YOU’RE FROM
“PLEASURE TO BE HERE!”

2. Introduction Who has ever heard of a Pecha Kucha?
Who paid attention to the description?
Who is curious about how it works?

3. Introduction A description of the Pecha Kucha.
The rules of giving presentations.
Some advice to help you with yours!

4. WHAT’s A PECHA KUCHA? Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham Tokyo 2003 ペチャクチャ
Chit-chat

6. Get to the Power Point! 20 slides 20 seconds each 6 minutes 40 seconds
That’s it! Do you want to know what 20 seconds feels like?

7. This is what
20 seconds feels like

8. Why does the Pecha Kucha exist?
Long presentations are boring!
Get to the point!
We don’t have time for long student presentations!
(insert another reason here)

9. Use a lovely introduction. Smile! Welcome us!
Organize your presentation.
Use vocal variety.

10. Practice makes perfect!
Eliminate: um, uh, er, eu, and uh, pfff, click...
Use gestures.

11. How do I begin? (well, like I did!)
Welcome your audience (good afternoon)
Introduce your subject (today I’m going to...)
Give your structure (first, second, third)

12. RESEARCH YOUR SUBJECT

13. This is a serious crime punishable by:
Golden Rule
Do not read your presentation
This is a serious crime punishable by:
-hours of extra homework!
-extra quizzes and tests!
-a very poor mark!
-(insert other form of punishment)

14. I know what you’re thinking
The teacher is crazy!
She’s nuts!
The wheel is turning but the hamster is dead!
Our teacher’s at the pastis again!

15. Speak clearly, not quickly
It’s
possible
You have to work hard
Pace yourself
Speak clearly, not quickly
Breathe!

16. Pecha Kuchas are great for:
Speaking in English under pressure.
Developing skills for being more efficient.
Developing fluency.
Help you with speaking tasks that are timed!

17. Pecha Kuchas are also good for:
Developing editing skills.
Developing time management skills.
Impressing your colleagues and friends.

18. Let’s Sum Up The Pecha Kucha: 20 slides - 6mn and 40 seconds.
Limit the information on your slides.
Don’t read!

19. Let’s Sum Up Do you have to work and research your subject? Yes!
Do you have to practice? Yes!
Am I at the pastis again? Yyy....No.

20. Thank you! Thank your audience for their attention.
Say how much you enjoyed being here.
Invite questions at the end.