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Data Presentation Skills

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Data Presentation Skills

Students presenting data with charts and graphs

📊 Part 1: Planning Your Presentation

1. What are the three most important things to include in a good data presentation?

Clear explanation of findings

Visual aids (graphs, charts, tables)

Eye contact with audience

Speaking loudly only

Clear speech and good pace

2. Which visual aid would be BEST for showing how many students chose each favourite colour?

Bar graph

Line graph

Written paragraph

Picture of colours

3. Write down the main finding from your data investigation that you want to share:
4. List three key points you will include in your presentation:

Point 1: ________________________________

Point 2: ________________________________

Point 3: ________________________________

🎤 Part 2: Presentation Skills

5. During a presentation, good eye contact means:

Looking at the floor the whole time

Staring at one person only

Looking around at different people in the audience

Only looking at your visual aids

6. Match each presentation problem with the best solution:
Speaking too quietly
Forgetting what to say
Audience can't see chart
Speaking too fast
Make visual aids bigger
Take deep breaths and slow down
Use notes or practice more
Project voice and speak louder
7. Why are visual aids important in data presentations? Explain in your own words:
8. Complete this sentence: "When someone asks me a question about my data, I should _________________ and then _________________."

✅ Part 3: Self-Assessment Checklist

9. Before your presentation, tick the boxes to show you are ready:

I have organised my main findings clearly

My visual aids are easy to see and understand

I have practiced speaking clearly and at a good pace

I know how to answer questions about my data

I am ready to make eye contact with my audience

10. After watching a classmate's presentation, write one thing they did well and one helpful suggestion:

Something they did well:

Helpful suggestion:

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