Presentational Speaking – Advanced Level
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I can explain my viewpoint on an issue of
interest, giving advantages and
disadvantages of various options.
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I can give a presentation promoting an
event or product.
I can explain how my views of others
cultures have changed.
I can narrate with ease and detail events
of current, public, or personal interest.
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I can describe in detail an event that
took place as part of our city celebration
or other celebration.
I can tell children a scary story.
I can present and defend a viewpoint on
an academic or professional issue.
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I can present complex information about
my work responsibilities, such as the
hiring process, the nature of my tasks,
how I interface with other employees,
opportunities for advancement, and new
directions in my field.
I can defend an action taken by
someone, such as an elected official, a
well-meaning youth, or policeman.
I can speak at length about a point of
view using statistics, examples, and
facts.
I speak using different time frames and
appropriate mood with good control.
I narrate an event as it happens, such
as action in a sporting event or a
fashion show.
I can present to my classmates on a
historical event or environmental issue.
I can present a summary of an action
plan or annual report for a community
organization or work group.
I can communicate my ideas on a variety
of topics with accuracy, clarity, and
precision.
I can present on many concrete and
some abstract topics with fluency and
flexibility.
I can describe detailed steps I took in
an experiment.
I can give an accurate description of
something I witnessed.
I can clearly communicate new ideas
that I have about a work project.
I can consistently adapt a presentation to
a variety of audiences.
I can adapt a presentation on why
language learning is important to
different audiences, such as
professionals and the general public.
I can switch from informal to formal
speech when speaking to a mixed
group.
I can use technical language or jargon
targeted to a particular audience.
I can simplify my speech for younger or
less informed audiences.
I can adapt my presentation to a specific
audience.
I can explain to children in the target
country why we celebrate Halloween or
other holiday.
I can speak clearly and fluidly with
consistent control of time frames and
mood.
I can relate a dream I had and the real
and imagined emotion experience.
I can use paraphrasing, circumlocution
and illustration to make myself more
clearly understood.
I can provide examples of civil liberties
when I give a presentation about
democracy in America or other topic of
interest to me.