Summative Assessment 2

Summative Assessment 2 >> Successful Presentation

Beginning

Reversal

End

Middle

To build community and establish your authority

To give credit to everyone who helped you with your speech

To talk about the weather

The Review of the Structure

The Review of the Structure, The One Compelling Point, and The Salutation

The Introduction, The Modular Content Unit, and The Conclusion

The Salutation, The Review of the Structure, and The One Compelling Point

The Welcome, The Acknowledgement, and The One Compelling Point

Create a community

Introduce yourself

Acknowledge everyone who came to hear you speak

All of the above

Authority. Generosity appears to weaken you but in fact establishes your authority.

Lying. By being generous your just lying to people to gain their trust.

Fear. By being generous you show that you are fearful and thus subservient.

None of the above

It is difficult because in concentrating on the One Compelling Point, the presenter might forget how important the individual steps of a presentation are to people who have never heard it before.

It is difficult because it’s somewhat unnecessary, and it’s often easy to skip steps that are less important.

It is difficult because in order to properly review the structure of your talk, you have to get to the end of it and really understand each step. You can’t make it up as you go!

It is difficult because it is arbitrary. You simply need to announce the beginning, middle, and end.

The common denominator of everything you have to say

One of several main points you want to make

The only point your presentation should make

None of the above

Subtly. You don’t want to reveal too much.

Repeatedly. Say your compelling point at least three times in your introduction.

Directly. Announce that you’re about the reveal the One Compelling Point.

Indirectly. Don’t announce your compelling point.

Establishing the main steps of your story

Thanking your audience

Explaining why it is important

Presenting an example

It makes you completely comfortable in front of an audience

It allows you to just fill in the blanks without worrying about the entire talk

It removes the need for any creativity

Summative Assessment 2 >> Successful Presentation

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