Presentation in

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• Unit 9.
• Presentation in
• International Conferences

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Part 1. Conference Presentation

• Prepare by reading your script and handle the
  time accurately.
• Practice your presentation with the visual aids
  for the best match.

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• 1. Visual aids to help your speech
• PPT large enough, color, layout
• (pink, purple are not suitable)
• Overhead projector
• (distinguishing)

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• Slides
• (operation)
• Gesture
• (assisting your speech )
• Posture
• (position, proper)

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2. Oral presentation

• Well Begun Is Half Done.

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• Your presentation should
• - catch attention
• - arouse interest
• Catch attention
• Eye contact- audience
• Salutation language expressions

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• Choose suitable language expressions for opening
  your speech
• Thank you Mr. Chairman
• Thanks for the chairmans introduction.
• Ladies and gentlemen, I am honored to address
  this distinguished audience today.
• ?????????????.

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• Thank you and good morning.
• Its a pleasure to be here and an honor to
  present my
• Good afternoon. I am pleased to
• participate the symposium and I am
• also honored to speak here.
• I am privileged to be here with you this
  afternoon.

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• Ladies and gentlemen.
• It is a great pleasure for me to share my work
  with this distinguished group of scholars.
• I am honored to have been invited to speak at
  this symposium.

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• I owe a great debt to gratitude to the Organizing
  Committee of the conference for asking me to
  speak here today. I wish also to thank my
  American hosts for their generosity and
  hospitality.
• I would like to thank Dr. Huang for permitting me
  the privilege to speak to this audience.

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• Arouse interest
• Dont start your speech with a tedious
  introduction
• Go directly to your topic.
• Topic ?not too long
• ?using noun phrase
• ?repeating your topic in proper
• time once

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• Use visual aid to start.
• (map, figure, table, diagram etc.)
• Make a startling statement.

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• Good morning, everyone, I appreciate the
  opportunity to be with you today. I am here to
  talk to you about a disease. Some of you may
  already be infected most of you will in some way
  be touched by this disease. If this disease
  cant be eradicated, it will have a direct and
  serious impact on every person in this room.

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• 3. Presenting your speech
• pronunciation
• Clear, full vowel sound
• rhythm
• making every meaning block coherently presented
• avoid repeating unnecessarily, too quickly
• proper pause

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Language expressions for beginning your
presentation

• I would like to start by briefly reviewing
• Let us start with the theoretical basis of this
  new technique.
• To begin with, I have to review the previous
  work in .
• I think it would be best to start out by
  looking at/into.

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• The first point Id like to make is
• First , I shall explain to you

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• Language expressions for indicating
• your topic
• I would like to concentrate on the
• I prefer to confine my talk to the latest
  development in
• In todays talk, I restrict myself to

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• In my presentation this morning, Ill limit
  myself to three major points ononly.
• What Im going to present today is .
• I shall devote myself to the .(specific topic)

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Language expressions for introducing outline
briefly

• My talk consists of two parts. One is and the
  other is
• Ive divided my presentation into two parts.
• My presentation will be given in four parts. The
  first part deals withThe second part relates
  toThe third part concerns and the last part
  discusses

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Language expressions for expressing purpose

• The purpose of my study is
• My purpose of the study is to
• The talk is designed for the purpose of

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• To realize the purpose of , I conducted the
  research in
• For the purpose of, I and my team studied

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Language expressions for shifting to the next
main point

• Well. Lets move on to the next point.
• We will now come to the second problem.
• Turning to the next question, I ll talk about
  the stages of the procedure.
• At the second topic, I shall stop here, Now lets
  turn our attention to the third topic.

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Language expressions for indicating summary

• To sum up,
• In summary,
• To summarize,
• Finally, as a summary statement,

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Language expressions for conclusion

• In recognition of the above, we may conclude
  that
• Allow me to conclude by listing out all the
  factors influencing the efficacy.
• In conclusion, I would like to point out the
  following aspects.

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• Let me conclude my talk with the following
  comments.
• Id like to leave you with the following
  conclusion.

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Language expressions of referring to the next
topic

• Ill deal with it later.
• Ill touch upon that point in a moment.
• I shall tell you in detail shortly.
• I shall discuss it in the second part of my
  speech.

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Language expression for explaining PPT/slides
etc.

• The diagram on this slide displaces
• This chart depicts
• The curve in this PPT shows
• This table presents
• The flow-hart points out
• This figure exhibits

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Presentation Practice

• Topics
• 1. China-Africa friendship benefits the economy
  of the two parties.
• 2. Agricultural development in China.
• 3. Chinese Farmers their employment in cities.
• 4. Food safety a serious problem in Chinese
  diet.

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About examination

• 1. Each student presents a speech
• for 7-8 minutes.
• 2. The speech must be assisted by
• visual aids-PPT.
• 3. After the 8-minute talk, audience will
• ask the speaker 2-3 questions about
• his/her topic.
• 4. The examination will begin on 21,
• Dec., 2006.
• 5. Students can choose any topic related to
  your research or adopt other people/s paper as
  your speech script

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• 5. A student can choose any topic related to
  his/her research or adopt other peoples paper as
  his/her speech script.
• 6. Students will be divided into 3 groups,
  first group will take part in the exam on 21,
  Dec. and the others will do it on 22, Dec.