How can you make your group presentation engaging for all ages?

2 Choose a clear and relevant topic

Your group presentation should have a clear and relevant topic that matches your audience's interests and goals. Avoid choosing a topic that is too broad, vague, or complex, as it will confuse or overwhelm your audience. Instead, focus on a specific problem, question, or solution that your audience can relate to and benefit from. You can also use a catchy title, a hook, or a story to grab your audience's attention and curiosity.

5 Adapt your delivery and language

Your group presentation should adapt your delivery and language to suit your audience and the situation. Delivery refers to how you speak, gesture, and use eye contact, facial expressions, and body language. Language refers to how you use words, sentences, and tone. You should aim to speak clearly, confidently, and enthusiastically, using appropriate volume, pace, and pitch. You should also use simple, concise, and respectful language, avoiding jargon, slang, or acronyms that your audience may not understand.

6 Practice and prepare

Your group presentation should practice and prepare well before the actual day. Practicing will help you improve your content, structure, and delivery, as well as identify and fix any errors or gaps. Preparing will help you check your equipment, materials, and logistics, as well as anticipate and handle any questions or challenges. You should also coordinate and communicate with your group members, assigning roles and responsibilities, and providing feedback and support.

7 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?