📋 Part 1: Presentation Planning Checklist

1. Check all the elements you have included in your presentation:

Clear introduction that states your inquiry question

Main body with key findings and evidence

Conclusion that answers your inquiry question

Visual aids or examples to support your points

References to reliable sources

2. What is the main government topic you investigated?

3. Write your inquiry question here:

🎯 Part 2: Presentation Skills Self-Assessment

4. Rate your confidence level for each presentation skill (circle one for each):

Speaking clearly and at appropriate volume:

Very confident

Somewhat confident

Need more practice

Making eye contact with audience:

Very confident

Somewhat confident

Need more practice

Using appropriate body language and gestures:

Very confident

Somewhat confident

Need more practice

5. What is one presentation skill you want to focus on improving today?

❓ Part 3: Question and Answer Preparation

6. List three possible questions your classmates might ask about your presentation:

7. Choose one question from above and write how you would answer it:

8. Fill in the blanks with appropriate question starters for asking your classmates:

When asking clarifying questions, I could start with: "Can you explain ____________?"

When asking for more detail, I could ask: "What evidence ____________?"

When connecting to other topics, I could say: "How does this relate to ____________?"

🎤 Part 4: Presentation Structure Organiser

9. Complete your presentation outline:

Introduction (30 seconds):

Main Points (2 minutes):

Conclusion (30 seconds):

⭐ Part 5: Peer Feedback and Reflection

10. After listening to presentations, choose one classmate's presentation to provide feedback on:

Presenter's name: ________________

What did they do well?

What was interesting about their government topic?

11. Reflect on your own presentation experience:

What went well in your presentation?

What would you do differently next time?

12. Rate your overall presentation experience (circle one):

Excellent - I felt confident and engaged my audience well

Good - I communicated my ideas clearly with minor challenges

Satisfactory - I got through it but there's room for improvement

Challenging - I found it difficult but learned from the experience

Government Inquiry Presentations

Government Inquiry Presentations

📋 Part 1: Presentation Planning Checklist

🎯 Part 2: Presentation Skills Self-Assessment

❓ Part 3: Question and Answer Preparation

🎤 Part 4: Presentation Structure Organiser

⭐ Part 5: Peer Feedback and Reflection

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