Proposal-Model Question 2 Task: Helping With Students Presentations: A Proposal

The proposal outlines problems students have with presentations for their final assessment and suggests solutions. It notes that many students feel nervous and struggle with topic selection and structure due to a lack of previous public speaking experience. It recommends providing students with presentation topics and lessons on structure, as well as opportunities to practice presentations in small groups and incorporate more speaking into regular classes. Implementing these recommendations would increase student confidence and performance for their final presentations.

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Proposal- Model question 2

TASK

Students at your college have to give a spoken presentation as part of their final assessment and
need some help. The school director has invited you to send a proposal outlining any problems
students have with presentations and suggesting how these problems could be overcome.

Write your proposal in 220-260 words in an appropriate style.

Proposal- Model answer 2

Helping with students presentations: a proposal

Introduction

In this proposal I will describe some of the difficulties students at this school have with
preparing their final presentations, present the key needs to be addressed and conclude by
making a series of recommendations on how teachers at the school could assist students with
overcoming the obstacles to giving a successful presentation confidently.

Current situation

Following discussion among the students, it has become clear that many of them are feeling very
nervous about the upcoming presentations. A number of students are struggling to select an
appropriate structure. Comments made suggest that students lack previous experience in public
speaking and would like opportunities to practise before the final assessment.

Key needs to be addressed

Students require additional help with topic selection and presentation structure, and opportunities
need to be provided for students to gain experience in front of others.

Recommendations

I would suggest the following actions to teachers at the school:

 Provide students with a list of possible presentation topics.

 There should be a lesson or workshop on structuring a presentation for those who
are interested.
 I recommend that students are given time during class to practise their
presentations in small groups.
 Additional upfront speaking opportunities should be incorporated into classes
including plays and games.

If these suggestions are implemented, it will lead to increased student confidence and
performance for the final presentations.