1807. Come on, You Can!



Sometimes our students get choked when we set a bit-complex homework or task. For example: make a presentation. They see to it as though it was a mountain that is going to fall upon them. 

And what you’ve got to teach them (and I) is to split up the whole into achievable steps. 

For the presentation: 1. Brainstorm possible topics. 
2. Choose one. 
3. Brainstorm ideas about the topic. 
4. Select some; about other points they may have to consult the Internet. 
5. Make an outline of the presentation. 
6. Revise and practice by speaking yourself alone or with a listener or with a mirror or with a video camera or webcam. / Photo from: girl-watering-flowers   gardening. shecknows com

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