1. Grab binders, handouts, & begin the Do Now
What makes a strong oral presentation?
How should audience members act and participate when peers are giving their pitch?
Pull out the “Model UN Conference Oral Presentation Rubric”

2. Final Product: Model UN
Learning Target:
I can argue for/defend current emission plans set in place to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Today’s Checkpoints:
Rehearse your pitch and get peer feedback
Revise & finalize your pitch and present to Ms. Herndon

3. Oral Presentation Examples
While watching each video…
What grade would you give the speak for each section on the presentation rubric?
Why did you give them that grade?
What are some strong aspects of their presentation?
How might they change their presentation to make it better?

4. 2012 United Nations Global Warming Summit
25 min – Group rehearsal
With your group members, run through your speech to get familiar with the flow
The second time, pair up with another group to rehearse. When watching other groups provide two pieces of warm and at least one piece of cool feedback using the Peer Review Protocol

5. Use timers to track your time
Peer Review Protocol
Each group has 5 min to present
Peer Reviewers have 2 min to provide feedback using the Oral Presentation Rubric
When one group is finished, switch
Use timers to track your time

6. Reviewing & Finalizing Pitches
Lastly, make any modifications and check speech one last time.
Check in with Ms. Herndon when complete
- With your group, finalize your responses to each of your countries’ weaknesses identified on the cards provided at the front of the room

7. 2012 Model UN Conference When: Last class of the trimester Prize:
Grade boost for one of the lowest scores on your individual papers!