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Prática Oral em Língua Inglesa ll
Rozangela Nogueira 
de Moraes
Aula 8
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Organization 
CHAPTER 4 - Professional project and Lecture (7 & 8)
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Objetivos de sua aprendizagem:
Prepare a lecture;
Present a lecture.
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Preparing a lecture
Let’s define what a lecture is;
Let’s see some ways to make lectures more dynamic.
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Definition 
Lecture is a speech read or delivered before an audience or class, especially for instruction or to set forth some subject.
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An oral presentation intended to present information or teach people about a particular subject. 
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Usually the lecturer will stand at the front of the room and recite information relevant to the lecture's content.
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There are other meanings for lecture:
(Education) a discourse on a particular subject given or read to an audience;
(Education) the text of such a discourse;
(Education) a method of teaching by formal discourse.
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Vídeo
https://youtu.be/6hJNOKCUjvo
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Let’s check
It’s a bad presentation because the speaker: 
Carries too many items;
Wears informal clothes;
Reads from the screen;
Gives his back to the audience;
Presents long texts;
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Answers a phone call;
Speaks with a monotone voice;
Folds his arms;
Reads directly from his notes and doesn’t keep eye contact with the audience.
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Let’s check
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A good presentation – The audience 
Present clear objectives in the introduction;
Present relevant information of your research to meet the audience’s expectation.
Promote involvement. 
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A good presentation – The information organization 
Design a clear structure: begining, middle and end.
Link diferent sessions together expectation.
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Distribute time properly.
Inform the audience if and when questions are allowed to be made.
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A good presentation – The information organization 
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A good presentation – The use of visuals
Promote involvement.
Make it simple, use simple visuals.
Use the technology resources professionaly.
Whenever possible, provide handouts.
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A good presentation – Body language
Maintain a relaxed posture.
Engage the audience using eye contact.
Avoid distracting manners.
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https://youtu.be/6hJNOKCUjvo
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Vídeo
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Writing the presentation slides
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Introduce yourself;
Inform the audience about the content and purpose of your presentation;
Deliver your talk;
Present a conclusion;
Open to discussion.
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Some ways to make lectures more dynamic
Captivate the audience from the beginning.
Organization is everything! 
Be animated!
Question time.
Change can be good.
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Referências 
CORTIANO, Edson José; PALMA, Cândida Regina. Inglês instrumental. Curitiba: IESDE Brasil S.A. 2009. 
ADAMS, Keith; DOVALE, Rafael. Global links 1. English for international business. White Plains, New York: Longman. 2001.
GRANT, David; HUGHES, John & TURNER, Rebeca. Business Result. Elementary Student’s Book. Oxford University Press: 2009
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Prática Oral em Língua Inglesa ll
Rozangela Nogueira 
de Moraes
Atividade 8
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Activity 
What makes a good presentation? 
The audience?
The information organization?
The use of visuals?
The body language?
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The use of visuals
Promote involvement.
Make it simple, use simple visuals.
Use the technology resources professionally.
Whenever possible, provide handouts.