Make up work for 연웅

Below are several videos by Brian Krueger about interviewing. An interview is form of "presenting." Notice the way Brian moves his hands and the way he pauses, stretches and emphasizes words.

Provide a brief summary of all 10 of them, emphasizing any new words that you might not have known before. An example is given below. Email me your 10 summaries before 4PM on Friday at english@sejong.ac.kr

1. Tell me about yourself
2. Eye Contact
3. First Steps
4. IQ and EQ
5. Power of the Pause
6. Passion
7. Interviewing Clue
8. Clothing at an Interview
9. Sound Bites
10. Overcoming Nervousness

Example:
A Non-Verbal (Smile)



A Non-Verbal: The most important "non-verbal" (non-spoken)indication of who you are is your smile. Most people are unaware of this at all. Brian suggests that we take a good long look at your face in the mirror, especially your smile. You should try to develop a warm and genuine smile. You don’t need to keep that smile "plastered" (painted) on your face. Just "come back to it" (do it again) from time to time during the interview.

Don't merely repeat what he says. Summarize.

"Tell me about yourself" -- Interview question: Final presentation

Here is a video I want you to watch for your final presentation. This is a very difficult interview question. When an interviewer asks you this, they do not want some boring stuff about your family or hometown. They are looking to hear what 'attributes' you have, and concrete examples. Go to this page and look at the list of "positive qualities" (attributes). There are more than that, actually. Here are more (Some, like 'racy' and 'political' might not be so positive). Find 3 that apply to you. Be honest with yourself. You also want to give an example of each attribute. For example I would say that I am a "creative" teacher in my writing classes. And I would then give actual examples with concrete details. No beam projector, no Power Point. LOL! Your presentation should be 2- 2:30 mins. No more!

Compare contrast presentation - nov 4

Here is the file that explains compare/contrast style presentations.

This time, you will need to organize effectively. PPT presentations and other visuals are welcome from now on.

Think of a few things that you can compare -- things you really care about.  You are helping others make a good choice.  That is the goal.

Autobiographical presentation (telling a story)

All the stuff you need to know for the autobiographical presentation is here!

Download it, read over the first two pages, and think of an event that changed you.... The more you think about this, the better your next presentation will be.  Bring the printout to Thursday's class.

watch this for your final presentation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ezFNrWMTlc

Compare/contrast presentation for July 7, 2014

Here is the file that explains compare/contrast style presentations.

This time, you will need to organize effectively. PPT presentations and other visuals are welcome from now on.

Think of a few things that you can compare -- things you really care about.  You are helping others make a good choice.  That is the goal.

Narrative presentation (autobiographical)

All the stuff you need to know for the autobiographical presentation is here!

Download it, read over the first two pages, and think of an event that changed you.... The more you think about this, the better your next presentation will be.  Bring the print out to Thursday's class.

Last Presentation -- Print this out for Thursday

HERE are 8 pages (you will need winrar to open it). Print them...Read them.  Try to think of an idea or two.

Think about something you don't like, something you want to change. You will have to persuade us to change our minds or actions regarding a major world issue, a Seoul or Korea problem, or even something at Sejong University.  This is the last presentation. Visuals (powerpoint, prezi, etc) are encouraged.

July 4: Compare/contrast presentation - summer

Here is the file that explains compare/contrast style presentations.

This time, you will need to organize effectively. PPT presentations and other visuals are welcome from now on.

Think of a few things that you can compare -- things you really care about.  You are helping others make a good choice.  That is the goal.

April 8: Autobiographical Narrative Presentation

All the stuff you need to know for the autobiographical presentation is here!

Download it, read over the first two pages, and think of an event that changed you.... The more you think about this, the better your next presentation will be.  Bring the print out to Thursday's class.

Intensive English -- TV show

Download this file for the next class.  Print it. We will watch part of tv show this time.

Intensive English: Download and print

Download and print this file for Friday, January 3.  We will use it while watching 30 minutes of the documentary called March of the Penguins.