My Presentation

        Although an exact date has not been set yet, my presentation is coming up soon and I am both excited and nervous about it. In all my years of school I have only done two fairly serious presentations, and they were both in front of a very comfortable crowd. I will say that the first time I had to present to my peers was in my Theory of Knowledge class, and that was all but pleasant. To begin, I had no water to clear my throat, which was lousy considering I had a serious case of cotton mouth. Even more, I was not as well prepared as I should have been, therefore my ideas were not very coherent and well-stated. All in all, the experience was not fun and I don't intend to relive it.

        Therefore, in order to make my presentation go a whole lot smoother that my prior experience, I have learned that the number one method to remember is to prepare in advance. For this presentation I plan on making some note cards that will allow me to stay organized and on topic. I will also have some kind of visual to support what I am saying, to make the presentation understandable and fact-based. I will then present this information in a manner that is appealing to my young audience. Therefore, as long as I prepare well enough and present my information confidently, my overall presentation will go well, and the students I will be presenting to will leave with new and beneficial information regarding some rising health problems in today's society.