AS 91800 · 4 credits · Internal
NZSL presentation
Give a presentation in New Zealand Sign Language that communicates information, ideas and opinions
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You need to give a presentation in New Zealand Sign Language where you communicate information, ideas, and your opinions to your audience. Your signing needs to be clear, well-structured, and culturally appropriate, showing that you understand how to use NZSL effectively to get your message across.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Use clear articulation and correct signing so your audience understands what you're communicating
- ·Choose vocabulary that fits your topic and audience, and use proper sign order (syntax) to make your meaning clear
- ·Use facial expressions and grammar to add meaning and emotion to your presentation
- ·Use space appropriately to show references and relationships between ideas
- ·Deliver your presentation with consistent fluency and pace so it flows naturally
You give a presentation in NZSL that gets your information, ideas, and opinions across to your audience, even if there are some inconsistencies in your signing, vocabulary choice, or fluency.
You give a convincing presentation where your information, ideas, and opinions connect well together and feel credible; your signing choices fit your purpose and audience, and any inconsistencies don't get in the way of understanding you.