Oral Presentation Reminders

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Oral Presentation Reminders
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Watching the Disciplinary Oral Presentations

• As you watch the group oral presentations, youre
  going to be performing a standards check on the
  thinking you see presented. Remember that the
  purpose for each group is
• To show that they can create, focus, and support
  a clear position on a Q at I within their
  discipline (or one of its cognates)
• To show that they understand the disciplinary
  concepts, assumptions, implications, and points
  of view involved in answering this Q at I (i.e.
  apply Nosich chapter 3)
• To show that they can present a complex issue in
  terms of the kinds of thinking that might go on
  in your discipline(s), using its fp concepts
• To show that they can weigh outcomes and
  alternatives, and develop a defensible pitch that
  answers/solves their Q at I and shows their
  collective excellence in critical thinking.

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So when you watch and take notes,

• Ask yourself how effective the presentation is.
  Apply the CAIR standards to what you hear how
  good a job did they do?
• At the end of the presentations, youll be
  ranking the teams on how well they did in the
  five target areas and on their overall
  presentations. The winners in each category
  will receive extra credit on their presentation
  grades. So take good notes as you listen so that
  you can be informed voters!