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Self-Reflection Through the "P" Words and Presentation Preparation

As you prepare for your Sophomore Project Presentation, take a moment for self-reflection. Consider how many of the 'P' words resonate with your personality: perky, petite, practical, paranoid, patient, parsimonious, portly, passionate, playful, phenomenal, productive, picky, pessimistic, poetical, powerful, prayerful, prankster, or predictable. Your upcoming speech should last 5-7 minutes, guiding us through your insights while using a PowerPoint presentation to enhance your message. Remember to rehearse and utilize note cards with bullet points to stay on track and engage your audience.

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Self-Reflection Through the "P" Words and Presentation Preparation

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  1. English 2 October 29, 2013 Pick up your journal before you sit down.

  2. JOURNAL How many of these “P” words describe you? perky petite practical paranoid patient parsimonious portly passionate playful phenomenal productive picky pessimistic poetical powerful prayerful prankster predictable EXPLAIN!

  3. Agenda • DGP • Prepare for Sophomore Project Presentation by creating speech and rehearsing

  4. DGP • we saw romeo and juliet at the theater after we read the play in class

  5. Speech *5-7 minutes long *You are talking to us while the ppt. is on the screen *You control the ppt. *Tell us everything you know! *bullet points on note card(s)

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