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Academic Communication for Advanced Secondary Schools Making academic presentations

(h) Finalisation
Once the design has been refined and approved, finalise the poster, banner or logo
by creating different file formats (e.g., vector, PNG, JPEG) and variations (e.g.,
full-colour, black and white, horizontal, vertical).

Activity 5�6
FOR ONLINE READING ONLY
Design the following items for use in academic communication:
1. A research presentation poster for your group.
2. A banner promoting an inter-class academic competition in your school.
3. Your school new logo.

Revision questions

1. What are the key elements of a proposal and a report and how do they differ in
terms of structure and content?

2. Explain the importance of citing sources and providing evidence in academic
reports.
3. Discuss the importance of practising your presentation before the actual
presentation.

4. Explain any engaging techniques one can apply during presentation.

5. How can a student benefit from the use of posters and banners in academic
settings?

6. Discuss the best practices for integrating visual aids into a presentation.
7. Discuss different strategies one can use to tailor their presentation to different
audiences, such as peers, teachers, or community members.

8. Reflect on your experience in preparing a proposal and report and presenting
to the class. What challenges did you face, lessons did you learn, strategies did
you use and how good or bad did you perform?
9. How helpful has this chapter be in boosting your confidence and sharpening
your presentation skills?

10. Explain how this chapter impacts your future career prospects.

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