November 8th lesson

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Dear students,
Today you will give a presentation about one of the research and write topics that you studied this term (2012 - 2015). You should speak for between four and five minutes. You should not read your speech. You will be assessed on fluency, grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and content. You should also provide feedback to your classmates using the form below:

Peer Presentation Feedback Form

Kind regards,
Chris Elvin

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