YiDe
I learnt that I must remain calm and not freak out because it affected my performance and I under-performed. I should keep calm and carry on but I was too nervous and didn't do as well as expected and instead, I read the wrong slide when presenting. I also learnt that I should be aware of the audience and keep eye contacts with them to keep them interested and listen to me. During the presentation, I could tell that some of my classmates were bored by the large chunks of information thrown to them and I learnt that I must be more funny and throw some humour into the presentation to make it more entertaining and engrossing.
Si Rong
During our oral presentation, I learnt how important keeping calm during a presentation is. I understood the importance of verbal communication, and using our oral presentation skills, tried to express our thoughts of the Chingay Parade to others. If I could try again, I would try to maintain eye contact with the audience, and enunciate my words clearly.
Hai Shu
I should be more calm, and have a better standing posture as I kept leaning against the white board, and it showed that I was sloppy. I should have more confidence in myself, and memorized the script a bit, as I had very little eye contact with the audience. I was nervous as well, as when one of our teammates said the wrong slide, I forgot to change the slides according to the script.
Tzeh Yuan
It was not very very good as I stammered and did not pronounce some words properly. I attribute that to the fact that I was very nervous during the oral presentation. Also we did not practice well enough. However it was a good learning experience as I wasp forced to present when I usually won't. I will try not to rush in pronounce my words as during the presentation I rushed in speaking resulting in my words being unclear and mispronouncing some words.
Jing Qing
I should have been more confident as i had memorised some of the script but I still kept looking at the script, even for the parts that I have already memorised, which reduced my eye contact with the class. I should also have spoken louder and clearer as I was a little to soft and some of my classmates could not catch what I was saying. We should have made our presentation more humorous as it was evident that the class got bored listening to our presentation.
