Group presentations and

team work

A good presentation will incorporate

An introduction (both topic and presenters)
Keep to the subject introduced
A clear systematic approach making sure you
do not ramble on, or mumble.
Slides that are not so full of information the
audience is left confused try to keep it
interesting
Relevant language for the audience

A good presentation will incorporate

Clear transitions and introductions when moving
from one person to another
Handouts if required (avoid giving them out while
you are speaking as this is distracting) or a link to a
web address where further information can be found
A strong conclusion
A period for questions
Good time management
A limited amount of animation (distraction)

Preparing your prompts for presentation

Break your talk into sections
Give each section a heading
Write one heading and a few easily-read prompt
words onto each postcard
This will give you confidence that you have
something to say and also give structure to what you
are saying

Team work requires

At its core teamwork requires a willingness on
the part of the individuals to enter into
interdependencies that could involve risk.
Therefore trust is a fundamental part of any
team.

Causes of Team
Cohesiveness
Member
Similarity
External
Challenges

Member
Interaction

Team
Cohesiveness
Team
Success

Team
Size
Somewhat
Difficult Entry

Aspects of group
structure are :

Roles
Status

Norms
Cohesiveness

Relationship Between
Cohesiveness and Productivity

EI: personal & social competencies

Questions