Peer Reflection and Feedback by DTA

Laid out in an easy to understand way

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delivering your presentation within the time limit

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Good understanding of the subject matter

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Good translation of complex ideas into digestible points.

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Self introduction and asking a question at the start

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Good pace and enthusiasm for subject area

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Simplifying the language or complex topics

Clear evidence of preparation

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Hand gestures and eye contact

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Confidence

Stage presence

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Starting with the basics

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Strong loud voice

Clear that people really care about their work.

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Explaining that they didn’t answer the question but did to their best ability at the moment

Confidence

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People were on theme. Good acknowledge of the impact throughout.

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Easy understand layout

Presentations were structured very well. e.g. Almost everyone ended with the direct impact of their work through SDG!

2025-07-03 13:12:38 UTC

1- commit with time. 2- Show the problem. 3- what is the solution. 4- show if there are results.

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Really good tempo and pace

Consider if your audience can read the text you included on your slide - sometimes less is more

2025-07-03 13:15:30 UTC

Confidence has grown with all researchers, even from November to now! Well done to everyone

Flamingo_Fred — 2025-07-03 13:16:18 UTC

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Finish on time

Less text is sometimes better

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You don’t have to cover everything.

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Effective use of the stage

Dont be afraid to show kore gestures/use the stage more

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Personally, I found it hard to disseminate a tough technical topic in a few minutes - I need to develop, refine and practice a good elevator pitch!

Flamingo_Fred — 2025-07-03 13:17:46 UTC

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Time management

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Time-management

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Careful selection of what does and doesn’t need to be said

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Looking at the screen or the big screen so you are turned away from the audience

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Decide what to pinpoint and focus on

There's always scope to use the presentation space more effectively

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Look at the audience not the slides

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Talk more about SDGs

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Clarity and engagement

Use a hook to get people interested off the bat.

2025-07-03 13:21:43 UTC

Use more visuals rather than text

2025-07-03 13:26:54 UTC

I would practice more so & record myself to hear how it sounds

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Practice, Practice, Practice

Fewer animations. Remembering to click the button is stressful

2025-07-03 13:27:07 UTC

I'd prepare with bullet points, not a full script. I got nervous trying to remember my script.

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Talk more about the impact

Dont be afraid to use the stage more, and speak slower. Be more engaging with the presentation

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Add more details and context

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Even when things are unclear and unknown present what you have done and understand

2025-07-03 13:31:07 UTC

Prepare the speech, don't go completely with the flow

Use more visuals and reduce slide content!

Flamingo_Fred — 2025-07-03 13:31:38 UTC