AS 91102 · 3 credits · Internal
Oral text
Construct and deliver a crafted and controlled oral text
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You need to create a prepared spoken presentation on a topic of your choice and deliver it in front of an audience. Your speech or presentation should have clear ideas that build on each other throughout, be carefully crafted with deliberate language choices (like rhetorical techniques, tone, and body language), and be controlled so your audience can follow what you're saying without confusion.
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- ·Build and develop ideas throughout your presentation by adding explanations, examples, details, and connections between points
- ·Deliberately select and use oral language features—like rhetorical questions, alliteration, tone, volume, pace, eye contact, gestures, and facial expressions—to match your audience and purpose
- ·Structure your ideas in a way that makes sense and keeps listeners following your argument or narrative from start to finish
- ·Craft your text carefully by practising, reworking and refining what you'll say until it sounds natural and intentional
- ·Present your own original work with confidence and control, speaking clearly and coherently
You construct a presentation with clear ideas that develop and connect throughout, using some oral language features deliberately chosen for your audience and purpose.