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definition Essay of a Hero Informative/Explanatory Writing
EMbEddEd AssEssMENt
Use your notes to help you revise your draft. Complete your revised draft on a computer, if possible. You may include graphics or photos from the Internet to include in your final draft, but make sure they are appropriate. Check your final essay against the scoring guide before you submit it to your teacher.
Step 6: Sharing
Present your expository essay orally. You may use visual aids to make your presentation more interesting. Use the following charts to help you present and listen actively when others present their essays.
My Notes
Tips for Presenting
• Practice your presentation before you give it. You can practice in front of classmates, friends, or family members.
• Speak loudly and clearly.
• Maintain eye contact with your audience.
• Listen respectfully to any questions from your audience, and respond thoughtfully to their questions.
Active Listening
What was the presenter’s purpose?
The presenter’s purpose was ______.
What was the presenter’s main point?
The presenter’s main point was ______.
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 ____.
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