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−43−第３部ＳＧＨ実施報告Kokusai 2nd Grade (K2)Although this class is very quiet, they certainly understand well and have no problems when it comes to creating eective presentations. As a group, their quiet but professional approach is apparent to see with the quality of their PowerPoint slides. One criticism would be they don’t balance their time between PowerPoint and script preparation well, often leading to weaker performances and stronger PowerPoint slides. Theme/Title# of lessons Preparation/PresentationAssignment StyleSetting01 – Experience in Australia5/4Task SheetIndividualObjectiveAn individual, verbal presentation is to be performed highlighting ve of the student’s most memorable or best experiences from his/her recent trip to Australia.DesignUsing presentation software, make 5 slides to support the verbal presentation. Only visual imagery is allowed.Target Language/Key Focus1．Talking about past experiences2．Knowing your audience3．Eye contact and gestures4．Connect verbal with visual tools5．Organise material6．Improvisation if necessary02 – Using a Story as a Hook6/3Task SheetIndividualObjectiveTo prepare an effective hook for the beginning of a presentation. Capture the attention of the audience early by using a story which will transition into your topic. DesignYour presentation can be about anything you like; the focus is on your hook. Prepare a hook or use the hook you prepared on page 15 of ‘Presenting In English’.Target Language/Key Focus1．Hooking the audience using a story.2．Acknowledging authors or image creators.3．Creative writing.03 – Cruise Ship – Ocean Adventure10/3Task Sheet3-4 per groupObjectiveIn groups of 3-4 students you are responsible for researching and presenting two cruise ship packages for a 7 day and 14 day experience designed for the target market of your choice.DesignFirstly, you should decide who your target traveller is. Secondly, discuss the starting/finishing port(s) of your cruise. Countries visited, oceans sailed, the route and number of ports you will dock in are very important for passengers. Finally, you should look at pricing, itinerary, duration, accommodation types, facilities, food options, entertainment and excursions. These are some of the key selling points, but there are more. You should discuss and thoroughly research what your group wants to present about.Target Language/Key Focus1．Group work2．Delegation 3．Topic research4．Script memorization5．Loud, clear English6．Selling your product7．Realistic creativity8．Time management