MYP Community Project
  • MYP Community Project
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  • About the Author: Rachel Domenic
  • Purpose and Requirements of the Community Project
  • Introducing the Community Project
  • The Role of the Supervisor
  • Types of Service as Action
  • Assessment Criteria
  • Process Journal
  • Presentations
  • Timeline
  • Academic Integrity
  • How did the Community Project continue during CV-19?
  • Looking for More Support in this Area?
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Presentations

What are best practices for students to share their accomplishments through the presentation?

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Presentations can take many forms for the community project. Here are some suggestions:

  • Invite local media. The more support and awareness you can get from your local community, the greater the impact you will have in future projects.

  • Consider a live stream video for parents or family members far away. Password protect the livestream for increased safety of students.

  • Add a section to the school website for school stakeholders to view selected projects.

  • Hold an in house exhibition in a gym, cafeteria, or outdoor area and invite parents, community members, and students.

  • Create a culminating video of highlights to share with families and community members.

Public speaking strategies - What about stage fright?

  • Practice presentations in small groups using peer feedback.

  • Practice 'low stakes' public speaking while using debatable questions. Pick a fun topic, and have students 'pop-up' and stand when they speak.

  • Work with support teachers and counselors to adapt the presentation for students with different abilities.

Review videos of public speeches both by adults and students. Practice observing best practices of public speaking using a strategy such as '', or '.'.

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