1. Warm-Up Return to your KWL chart about your research topic.
Complete the “L” column. Include at least 6 pieces of knowledge you have learned throughout your research topic.

2. Papers….????
Status?
Due Date
Posters?

3. Presentation Preparation
What are the components of an effective oral presentation?
Eye Contact
Volume/Voice
Posture/Body Language
Information
Avoid: ummm…. Like…. I don’t know…

4. Your Presentation You will speak for 1-2 minutes about your topic.
Your objective is to EFFECTIVELY present your information about your topic CLEARLY and COHERENTLY.
Remember, you are the expert, and you’re informing us – which includes responding to questions as needed.
Your poster/visual is a prop, but you should NOT be reading directly from it.
Take 5 minutes to outline….

5. Real-World Teenage Problems
As your peers present the information about their research topic, make sure you use your graphic organizer on pp to keep track.

6. Summarizer
THINK – Complete your graphic organizer. Decide on one topic you’d like to talk about.
PAIR – Turn to a partner.
SHARE – Discuss your chosen topic with your partner. Make sure you share the 3 facts you learned, the 2 questions you still have, AND the 1 way you know this connects to teen angst.