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By the end of the session you will be able to: 

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By the end of the session you will be able to: 

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Revise your understanding of key language terms and techniques.

Evaluate your own strengths and weaknesses regarding Speaking and Listening.

Understand what makes a good Speaking and Listening presentation.

Understand the success criteria for Pass, Merit and Distinction and be able to apply these criteria to your own presentation.

Research and prepare your presentation, gathering evidence of preparation and research.

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Complete your Speaking and Listening presentations ready for the 1st week back after Christmas. 

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Complete your Speaking and Listening presentations ready for the 1st week back after Christmas. 

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Choose a topic!

You need to be interested in your topic AND...

Your topic needs to have enough about it to sustain a 5 minute presentation

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Research you topic thoroughly.

An example of a topic could be:

Talk about your favourite band/singer

Talk about a hobby that interests you

Speak for or against the motion, 'The death penalty should be reinstated.'

You could discuss cruelty to animals in travelling circuses

You could discuss a particular culture or country that interests you

Speak for or against the motion, 'Homework should be banned.'

Speak for or against the motion, 'Donald Trump is a corrupt president.'

Outline your stance on Brexit

Speak for or against the motion, 'Students shouldn't have to wear school uniform.'

Discuss technology addiction and reliance amongst young people

Discuss your favourite school subject, outlining why

You could discuss feminism/racism/sexism

Discuss the difference in wages which men and women receive

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I suggest you use PowerPoint. It's simple to use and can be quite effective.

Remember, don't cram your PowerPoint presentation full of information.

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Here is an example of the amount of text you could have in your own PowerPoint presentation.

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You've researched your topic and built an awesome PowerPoint presentation.

That's all the hard work done!

Now you just have to present it!

Remember:

Memorise your notes (as best as you can)

Don't read from the screen

Make eye-contact

Try not to fold your arms

Try not to move around to much

Speak appropriately (no swearing!)

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/english/speaking/speakingandlisteningtasksrev2.shtml