Stage 5: Present

Steps in this stage:

Write a good copy, presenting your information in the way the teacher has specified.
If you have a choice in your method of presentation, remember to show your teacher that you have done research and include what you have learned about the topic.
Read through the assignment task and the assessment criteria again, making sure your assignment includes everything it should.

Questions to ask:

Does my final product clearly show my understanding of the topic?
Is my final product interesting? If not, what could I do to make it more appealing?
Have I included all the necessary information in my assignment?
Have I included information that will appeal to my audience?

Physical Presentation Formats:

Poster

A good way to communicate what you have learned about your research topic if you have lots of photos or pictures to share. Find out how to create an eye-catching poster here.

Diary / Journal

A journal or diary entry can show a character’s thoughts and opinions about a topic, or it can be a personal recount of an event.

Brochure

Brochures use text and pictures to inform your audience about a topic, and are a good choice if you don’t need to go into lots of detail. Find out more about creating great brochures here.

Essay / Report

Writing an essay or report is a good way to explore a topic in detail. See this list of tools to help you create a well-structured essay or report.

Digital Presentation Formats:

Visit the Presentation Tools page for apps and tools to help you create:

Websites
Digital posters and magazines
Slideshows
Videos
Interactive timelines
Apps
and more!

If you are under 13 years of age you will need parent permission to use these sites.