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    GNED 07

    Topic Presentation
    Since this is labeled “presentation” the group is encouraged to add style and other activities
    to support their topic.

    WHAT & WHEN TO PRESENT


    Please be guided by the schedule of topics:

    Topics Date Members


    Written Report: May
    Bohulano, Calixtro,
    21, 2024.
    1. Global Media Cultures Dullete, Pomarca,
    Presentation: May
    Ravina.
    21, 2024
    Written Report: May
    De Guzman,
    22, 2024.
    2. The Global City Levantino, Nulud,
    Presentation: May
    Timon, Venus.
    28, 2024
    Written Report: May
    Apostol, Dalida,
    22, 2024.
    3. Mandated topic: Global Demography Limin, Raga,
    Presentation: June
    Santero.
    4, 2024
    Written Report: June
    4. Global Migration 5, 2024. Anyayahan, Idaosos,
    Presentation: June Ishii, Lama.
    11, 2024
    Written Report: June
    5. Sustainable Development: Mission, 5, 2024. Quito, Co, Almuete,
    Vision, Goals. Presentation: June Vargas.
    18, 2024

    WHAT TO PREPARE
    On the ACTUAL day of presentation, the group shall HAVE the following:

     A printed copy of rating scale (for instructor’s use; see the rating scale at the last page)
     A printed copy of written report (for instructor’s use; see format on next page)
     Slide presentation
     Short activity and other instructional materials (e.g. videos)
    FORMAT OF WRITTEN REPORT
    Suggested format is Arial, size 11, single-spaced, on a letter-sized (short) paper. Here are the
    parts of the written report:

    Title page
    I. Introduction
    II. Lesson content
    A. Definition
    B. Examples
    C. Characteristics
    D. Research findings
    III. Conclusion
    IV. References (follow APA style)

    REMEMBER TO
    Some reminders before and during the presentation:

    1. Avoid overcrowding one slide with so many words. You may be saving up slides, but
    slides are free! Unless it is traditional method
    2. Use colours and style that are in minimal design, not distracting to the audience, but at
    the same time, presentable enough.
    3. Use graphs/charts/pictures and/or videos to supplement presentation. Avoid using texts
    only.
    4. Include style and activities to spice up your presentation.
    5. Own the stage. Seize the moment!
    INSTRUCTOR’S COPY GROUP’S COPY

    Name of discussants : ________________________________________ Name of discussants : ________________________________________


    Topic presented : ________________________________________ Topic presented : ________________________________________
    Program/Year/Section : ________________________________________ Program/Year/Section : ________________________________________
    Subject/Course : ________________________________________ Subject/Course : ________________________________________

    Rating Scale for Rating Scale for


    TOPIC PRESENTATION TOPIC PRESENTATION
    Scale Scale
    Criteria Wt. Score Criteria Wt. Score
    7 8 9 10 7 8 9 10

    MASTERY MASTERY
    Does not look at cue cards; information Does not look at cue cards; information
    stated is in-depth and correct; able to
    x3 stated is in-depth and correct; able to
    x3
    facilitate presentation effectively facilitate presentation effectively

    DELIVERY DELIVERY
    Members use appropriate gestures; info Members use appropriate gestures; info
    is well-delivered and clear; style of
    x3 x3
    is well-delivered and clear; style of
    presenting is unique. presenting is unique.

    CONTENT CONTENT
    Information presented is complete, valid Information presented is complete, valid
    and updated; sources are x2 and updated; sources are x2
    acknowledged; content is outlined in an acknowledged; content is outlined in an
    organized way. organized way.

    MATERIALS MATERIALS
    Uses varied and appropriate materials Uses varied and appropriate materials
    to support different learning styles; x2 to support different learning styles; x2
    visual aids are viewer-friendly; well- visual aids are viewer-friendly; well-
    prepared written report prepared written report

    PERSONAL QUALITIES PERSONAL QUALITIES


    Shows enthusiasm; able to engage and Shows enthusiasm; able to engage and
    maintain the attention of audience;
    x2 maintain the attention of audience;
    x2
    responds appropriately to the situation. responds appropriately to the situation.
    Total Total
    Highest Possible Score 120 Highest Possible Score 120
    Date presented: ______________ Date presented: ______________
    SCALE: SCALE:
    10 – consistent throughout the presentation 10 – consistent throughout the presentation
    9 – observed on some to most aspects of the presentation 9 – observed on some to most aspects of the presentation
    8 – manifested on few aspects 8 – manifested on few aspects
    7 – rarely observed Evaluated by: Mr. Mhel Roldan B. Panogalinog 7 – rarely observed Evaluated by: Mr. Mhel Roldan B. Panogalinog
    Instructor, GNED 07 Instructor, GNED 07

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