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Human Rights Presentation
Instructions (delivered 8 October)
1. Choose a topic. (Done) 2. Structure your presentation with an introduction, 2 arguments for, 2 arguments against, and a conclusion. 3. Practice the pronunciation before presenting. 4. Present in 4-5 minutes (29 October)
For example: Good afternoon. Thank you for attending this presentation. Imagine you have to work…. This is the reality for most … in India. According to statistics, … %... This means that…. in Chile, globally,… there have been many discussions about this, especially in the workplace and in politics. One reason to support…. is that everyone should have…, no matter their… Another argument is that more… However, in a study published in 2023, 75% say that… because…. Some companies argue that… In conclusion, …While there are… I believe we must continue… Rubric - Oral presentation Criteria - Level of achievement 1.0 0.5 0.25 Content and organization It covers the topic It generally covers the It does not cover the clearly and the topic and although the topic clearly and/or arguments are well- arguments are the arguments are not structured and structured some are structured and are off relevant to the topic. off topic. topic. Argument quality The arguments are The arguments are The arguments are not well-balanced and well-balanced but balanced or are too strong. The reasons weak. Some reasons weak. The reasons for/against are clear for/against are clear for/against are and logical. and logical. unclear or lack clarity. Language use Vocabulary is Vocabulary is accurate Vocabulary is accurate accurate and and effective. The and effective. The effective. The sentences are sentences are sentences are grammatically correct. grammatically correct. grammatically correct. Intelligibility Speech is clear and Speech is generally Speech is unclear, easy to understand, clear but may be making it difficult to with appropriate difficult to follow at understand the pace and times. message. pronunciation. Voice volume and tone Voice volume and Voice volume and Voice is too soft or too tone are well- tone are generally loud, making it modulated, appropriate but may difficult to hear or enhancing the lack variation or understand. overall delivery. expression. Interactions and use of notes Eye contact with the Some attempts at Limited or no eye audience is present interaction with the contact with the all the time and audience but could be audience. Reading notes are not used. more engaging. Notes from notes reduces the are used occasionally. presentation's effectiveness. Time management Time allowed for Time is respected The presentation presenting is generally but may lack exceeds or falls short respected balance in allocating of the allotted time, time to different impacting its sections. effectiveness. Total ______/ 7 points Topic numbers and speakers’ name
1 Aguilera Valdivia, Francisca Sofía 1
10 Amigo Toro, Carlos Iran 14 Caro Mandiola, Matilda 9 12 Davagnino Loguercio, Lucca Paolo 2 2 Gatica Valdebenito, Héctor Javier 18 Gorigoitía Meza, Tatiana Isidora 17 Jara Fuentes, Joseph Eliazar 6 7 Llaitul Salazar, Weftui 3 6 Mendiolaza Colipe, Andrea Carolina 7 8 Mercado Espinoza, Tomás Vincent 3 Vieira Moraga, Florencia Millaray 8 9 Peñailillo Acosta, Muriel Antonia 5 Sánchez Hernández, Daniela Andrea 4 15 Soto Catalán, Catalina Paz 13 Torres Faray, Pablo Ignacio 16 Vidal Quinán, Catalina Monserrat 11 Wangnet Valladares, Agustín Alberto 4 Yáñez Merino, Sofia Millaray 5 Topics available
