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41S3

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Standard 1: Listening and Speaking  Students will listen and speak in a variety of situations.
4.1.S.3 Students will give informal presentations in a group or individually, organizing information and determining content for the audience, speaking audibly and clearly in coherent sentences.   
Student Actions
Teacher Actions
  • Students speak on topics, texts, stories, and their own experiences during informal presentations.

  • Students use an organized structure for presenting information.

  • Students choose content for presentations based on the audience. 

  •  Students speak clearly during presentations. 

  • Teachers define elements of public speaking.

  • Teachers model effective organization of information.

  • Teachers give students time to organize information.

  • Teachers show students how to present effectively.

  • Teachers give time for students to practice presenting.

  • Teachers provide feedback on student presentations. 

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Key Terms & Related Objectives

When students struggle with organizing information, teachers can...

  • provide a template or graphic organizer.

  • model organizing information.


When students struggle to choose content based on the audience, teachers can...

  • help students determine what is relevant and most important. 

  • allow students to work with a partner or in a small-group setting.

 

When students have trouble speaking audibly and clearly, teachers can...

  • have students practice with a partner or in a smaller group setting. 

  • have students write down what they want to say. 

  • allow students to use visual aids in their presentations such as student-generated notecards or posters.

 

 

 

 

  • Audience: a writer’s targeted reader(s).

  • 4.1.S.1 Collaborative work

  • 4.1.S.2 Collaborative discussions
  • 4.6.R.3 Relevance of information

 

 

 

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