Presentation 		Focus on the audience
Fri. 1st. Period John N. Kalenga
Keywords:
Academic English, Business English, Discussion, Extensive Reading, Grammar, Intensive Reading, Listening, Presentation, Research, Speaking, Vocabulary, Writing

Delivery 完全オンライン/Fully Online. This English presentation course is opened to all students who want to develop their presentation skills. You will learn how to conduct and present your research to meet the expectations of your audience. It is an interactive course where you practice the design and delivery of both academic poster and oral presentations.

Students who participate in this course will:

1.      Build an extensive vocabulary

2.      Develop the confidence to prepare and make an academic presentation.

3.      Improve the critical thinking

4.      Develop the speaking skills

- Attendance and class contributions: 30%
- Mid-term presentations: 30%
- Final presentations: 40%
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(Online) Academic presentation and course guidelines
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(Online) The structure of an academic presentation
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(Online) How to design your poster presentation
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(Online) How to use data and audio-visual materials into your poster presentation
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(Online) How to present your poster and individual presentation 
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(Online) Designing an oral presentation and practice to present the second poster  
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(Online) Preparing the slides for an oral presentation and feedbacks
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(Online) Preparing the slides for an oral presentation: focus on the audience
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(Online) Preparing your final group presentation: Introduction, body and conclusion 
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(Online) Preparing your group presentation: focus on the audience
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(Online) Individual presentations: use images and data to support your argument
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(Online) Individual oral presentations: second session
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(Online) Final group presentations: first session
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(Online) Final group presentations: second session
15

Online: Concluding remarks

This class is suitable for every student willing to improve his or her public speaking skills while building confidence to make presentations that meet the expectations of the audience.