Oral presentation without use of computer or PowerPoint

Errata

My tip is: is tell them what you,re going to tell them, tell them, tell them what you,ve told them. Good luck

LittleVoice

piggybankrupt wrote: »

Just have to try & jazz up the handout a bit

Don't try to do a fancy handout - I wouldn't expect you to be assessed on your graphic design skills.

Remember K I S S .

getmore4less

if you don't have someone that can help with the practice video yourself

Savvy_Sue

Errata wrote: »

My tip is: is tell them what you,re going to tell them, tell them, tell them what you,ve told them. Good luck

And remember the Deaf Old Lady at the Back. In other words, don't mumble or gabble, keep your head up.

As you've got to give in something written, make sure that it does not have any spelling mistakes in.

Think carefully before including clip art pictures: personally I like the Screen beans, but I know some people find them irritating. And you must choose something which is relevant, rather than just amusing.

However it is worth thinking about something which would make you stand out from everyone else - a 'conversation' in which you ask and answer questions might work, and if you have the oomph to carry this off with a glove puppet then you will be remembered. And since HVs work with young children, such a prop might form part of your work equipment.