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    How To Give Feedback

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    The document provides criteria and feedback for evaluating presentations, including speaking fluently, clearly and loudly without giggling, using appropriate facial expressions and gestures, staying in character, including all necessary information correctly, having a clear structure, and speaking English. Positive feedback notes if the presentation was interesting, vivid, well prepared, or fun. Negative feedback identifies missing or incorrect information and suggests improvements.

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    The document provides criteria and feedback for evaluating presentations, including speaking fluently, clearly and loudly without giggling, using appropriate facial expressions and gestures, staying in character, including all necessary information correctly, having a clear structure, and speaking English. Positive feedback notes if the presentation was interesting, vivid, well prepared, or fun. Negative feedback identifies missing or incorrect information and suggests improvements.

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    The document provides criteria and feedback for evaluating presentations, including speaking fluently, clearly and loudly without giggling, using appropriate facial expressions and gestures, staying in character, including all necessary information correctly, having a clear structure, and speaking English. Positive feedback notes if the presentation was interesting, vivid, well prepared, or fun. Negative feedback identifies missing or incorrect information and suggests improvements.

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    How to give feedback Criteria speaks fluently and knows his/ her text by heart speaks loudly, clearly

    and not too fast speaks with emphasis and feeling pronounces all the words correctly adapts his/ her facial expression to the situation accompanies his/ her words by appropriate gestures and body language has really got into his/ her character (no stepping out of the part, no giggling all the necessary information has been given the information given is correct is prepared there is a clear structure speaks English all the time Additional phrases to use: There are lots of ways to say that a presentation/ role play was good I enjoyed listening to the presentation/ role play because it was interesting/ vivid/ well prepared I (really) liked the presentation/ role play because It was fun to listen to the presentation/ role play because The best part for me was

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    If you didnt like the presentation you can say: This was a good start but not all the information given was correct. The presentation/ role play was difficult to understand because Try to say/ do next time.

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