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Prerequisites : At least intermediate command of both general and sociological English (the course is not appropriate for beginners and lower intermediate students) Familiarity with MS PowerPoint is an asset, not a prerequisite as ost of the examples will be shown in that programme. Requirements : Regular attendance (3 absences maximum; elaboration of all exercises and homework; active participation. Two presentation minimum (a trial one and an assessed one). |
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The aim of the seminar is to learn and practice how to build and deliver a presentation of academic works in English. |
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Dušková, L. a kol. 2006. Mluvnice současné angličtiny na pozadí češtiny. Praha : Academia
Klarer, M. 2007. Působivá prezentace a přednáška v angličtině. Praha : Grada Publishing.
Křepinská, A., Houšková, M., Bubeníková, M. 2006. Rozšiřující materiály pro výuku AJ. Praha : Matfyzpress.
Lengálová, A. 2006. Communication Skills for International Conferences. Zlín : Učební texty - Univerzita Tomáše Bati ve Zlíně.
Internet resources :
Designing Effective Oral Presentations - last visited on 11/06/2007 at http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~riceowl/oral_presentations.htm Effective Presentations - last visited on 11/06/2007 at http://www.kumc.edu/SAH/OTEd/jradel/effective.html Oral Presentations - last visited on 11/06/2007 at http://www.usq.edu.au/ltsu/alsonline/assessment/oralpresentations/default.htm
Preparing & Delivering Your Presentation - last visited on 11/06/2007 at na
Various : Pinkava, V. 1998. No thrills without frills - Bez kudrlinek k extázi nedojde. Britské listy - last visited on 11/06/2007 at http://www.blisty.cz/files/isarc/9812/19981216d.html Pinkava, V. 1998. Vyjadřovat se bez obalu, jakou to má cenu. Britské listy - last visited on 11/06/2007 at na
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lecture + exercises |
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Regular attendance (3 absences maximum); elaboration of all exercises and homework; active participation. Two presentation minimum (a trial one and an assessed one). |
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1. Introductory test (grammar, sociological English). Each student presents himself/herself or 2 - 3 minutes (their personality, topic of theis bachelors thesis).Evaluation of the presentations. Structure of the seminar, literature and detailed enumeration of the requirements.
2. Presentation - basic structure and its parts. Types of presentations (informative - persuasive). Exercises - presentation of a short text; most common connectors and conjunctions.
3. Stating the aims of a presentation. Audience analysis. Selecting and shaping the contents. Style and register. Reading aloud : pronunciation and intonation - exercises.
4. Introduction and its sections. Vocabulary and phrases (applied at all the following lessons). Samples. General versus academic English - exercises.
5. Main part and its sections. Repetition and its meaning. Trial presentations.
6. Conclusion - its structure and significance. Trial presentations.
7. Preparation for the discussion following a presentation. Trial presentations.
8. Using aids; MS PowerPoint. How to choose appropriate clothes. Trial presentations.
9. Before practicing the presentation - proxemics, impromptu vs. prepared points. Preparation steps. Trial presentations.
10. Stage fever - how to prevent, or at least lower it. Assessed presentations.
11. Assessed presentations.
12. Revision and summary of the main points of the course. Assessed presentations.
13. Evaluation of the course. Assessed presentations. |
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Last update: NYKLOVA (07.04.2008)
At least intermediate command of both general and sociological English (the course is not appropriate for beginners and lower intermediate students) Familiarity with MS PowerPoint is an asset, not a prerequisite as ost of the examples will be shown in that programme. |