1. EN203 Presentation
Overview

2. Score
The EN203 Presentation will count as 20% towards your final grade.
It is group work. Everyone should contribute. If some members of your group are not contributing please tell me as soon as possible.

3. Topics Please choose one of the following topics:
American v British Pronunciation
The difficulty for Thai people speaking English
The importance of a variety of English dialects in the world
The importance of pronunciation in the English language

4. Include
You can include anything from class or anything based on new information or your own research
You can take points from class and expand on them
Or you can come up with a completely new topic
Try and include the IPA in there somewhere if possible

5. Score break down There will be 2 parts to your score of 20:
/10 Relevance to the chosen title
-How much information relevant to the chosen title is there?
-Is there any new information in there?
-Does it recap parts of the course?
/10 Presentation skills
How professional you are as a group?
How interesting your presentation is?
Do you read like a robot or speak with emphasis?
Did you prepare?
How good is your timekeeping?
How are the slides you prepared (if any)?

6. Time limit
The presentation should last 10 minutes. We have many groups to present, so you must be ready to present at your time slot.
When 10 minutes has nearly run out I will warn you that you only gave a minute to finish. You must then conclude.

7. Failure to present
If you fail to present, you will get 0.

8. Tips Practice the presentation beforehand
Have one member of the group control the time
Introduce yourselves
Make sure all your slides are on the computer BEFORE the presentations start at 9.30am
Keep any text on the slides to a minimum (just key points)
DO NOT read off paper. That will affect your grade. Key points on paper are acceptable
Prezi.com is a good alternative to PowerPoint that can produce professional looking slides
Keep any videos to a minimum (a couple of minutes maximum) and ask yourself ... are they really necessary?