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EmbEddEd AssEssmEnt
Argument Writing Argumentative Essay
Tips for Presenting
Tips for Listening
Keep these points in mind as you are presenting:
• Speak loudly and clearly.
• Maintain eye contact with your
audience.
• Listen respectfully to any questions from your audience.
• Respond thoughtfully to questions.
As your classmates present, be an active listener:
• Take notes.
• Pay attention to how the speaker’s voice rises and falls and what words he or she emphasizes. A speaker’s tone will help you better understand his or her argument.
• Listen for the speaker’s claim, supporting evidence, and call to action.
• Jot down any questions you may have for the presenter.
My Notes
As your classmates present, be an active listener. Take notes in the Active Listening Notes Graphic Organizer to help you give your classmates feedback.
Active Listening
What was the presenter’s claim?
The presenter’s claim was ______ .
What was the best supporting evidence the presenter provided?
The presenter’s best supporting evidence was ______ .
What was the presenter’s call to action? Did it persuade you?
The presenter’s call to action was ______. It ______ because ______.
Did the presenter make eye contact?
Yes No
Did the presenter use a clear, loud voice?
Yes No
What is one thing you liked about the presentation?
One thing I liked about the presentation was ______.
What is a question you still have about the presentation?
A question I still have about the presentation is ______.
Step 8: Feedback
Now that you have received feedback on your work, note what you did well and what still needs improvement.
Feedback
What Went Well
What Needs Improvement
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