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Incorporate student presentations into your class as a form of assessment so that students develop their public speaking skills.

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  • After each presentation, have peer feedback where the presenter receives constructive comments on things like content knowledge, general presence, and use of filler words.

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  • Student-Focused Assessment
  • Student-Student Interaction
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