Hi everybody!
For the
speaking part of your exam, you can choose either to give a presentation or record
a video on ONE of the following topics:
TOPICS FOR THE PRESENTATIONS: (In
pairs)
- Social media
sites (benefits and dangers)
-The most
important technological breakthrough
-Your
favourite event in history
- Are we
Killing the earth?
* You will have to hand out the script/ You might like to prepare a power-point presentation, include pictures....etc..
TOPICS FOR THE VIDEO: (In pairs, or groups of 3)
1- Choose a
scene from your graded reader A Kiss Before Dying which you found specially interesting. Work in a small
group (3 students) to prepare and act it out. Record it.
2- Re-create a
moment in history.
3- A TV
advertisement: advertise your school.
4- Make a book
trailer: design a movie-style trailer about one of the books you compulsorily
have to read this year.
5- Record a video promoting an imaginary solidarity
project created by you. Imagine you have to get as many "likes" as
possible on social networks in order to get it sponsored by an important
company.
These are some links for YouTube Videos which might inspire you:
Find some information HERE about free apps to edit your videos
IMPORTANT TIPS
-Do some
research
-Write your
own rough draft and script (don’t just copy from the Internet)
- Allow
yourself enough time to record and edit your video / to learn and rehearse your
presentation.
-
Make sure all the group members participate (ideally, each group member should
spend equal time speaking)
- Hand
in your script (it is compulsory!) and mention the SOURCES where you took your
information from.
LENGTH:
6 to 8 minutes
ASSESMENT:
-To assess your presentation/video, the following points will be taken into
account:
a) pronunciation, intonation, body
language/ acting
b) the content: creativity, grammar
accuracy, extensive vocabulary
c) quality of the video / resources
used for your presentation
DEADLINES TO MEET
A) VIDEOS
If you
decide to record a video, you
should send the video and the script to your teacher’s email (or bring it to
class in a flash drive) before Friday,
29th November
B) PRESENTATIONS
If you opt
for a presentation, choose
the most convenient date to you, and write down your name and the topic of your
presentation. The presentations will take place during the breaks.
(on your classroom notice board!!!)