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I'm currently doing my presentations for Maths and Physics. They're going to be used for my personal statement for UCAS. What tips would you give for me? I would like to give a good impression.
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(Original post by Mrepic Foulger)
How are they going to be used in your personal statement?
How are they going to be used in your personal statement?
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(Original post by onlykhawla)
Basically, our effort and enthusiasm in the project will be used in the reference. eg: X has demonstrated interest in Y because of her presentation etc. etc.
Basically, our effort and enthusiasm in the project will be used in the reference. eg: X has demonstrated interest in Y because of her presentation etc. etc.
Umm, general presentation tips. Smile, be confident, research the topic well, use flashcards but don't write a full script on them and don't keep looking at them. Mainly use just pictures on your PowerPoint rather than have loads of words.
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(Original post by onlykhawla)
Basically, our effort and enthusiasm in the project will be used in the reference. eg: X has demonstrated interest in Y because of her presentation etc. etc.
Basically, our effort and enthusiasm in the project will be used in the reference. eg: X has demonstrated interest in Y because of her presentation etc. etc.
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(Original post by Mrepic Foulger)
You know you get to choose everything that goes in your personal statement right?
You know you get to choose everything that goes in your personal statement right?
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(Original post by neko no basu)
Oh that's interesting.
Umm, general presentation tips. Smile, be confident, research the topic well, use flashcards but don't write a full script on them and don't keep looking at them. Mainly use just pictures on your PowerPoint rather than have loads of words.
Oh that's interesting.
Umm, general presentation tips. Smile, be confident, research the topic well, use flashcards but don't write a full script on them and don't keep looking at them. Mainly use just pictures on your PowerPoint rather than have loads of words.
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(Original post by onlykhawla)
Basically, our effort and enthusiasm in the project will be used in the reference. eg: X has demonstrated interest in Y because of her presentation etc. etc.
Basically, our effort and enthusiasm in the project will be used in the reference. eg: X has demonstrated interest in Y because of her presentation etc. etc.
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(Original post by onlykhawla)
Sorry - must've made a mistake. I didn't mean my own personal statement I write for myself, but rather the UCAS reference my teachers write for me.
Sorry - must've made a mistake. I didn't mean my own personal statement I write for myself, but rather the UCAS reference my teachers write for me.
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(Original post by Mrepic Foulger)
This seems like a lie to scare you into trying. It is in your teachers benefit to only put good things on the reference, so if you don't do well in the presentation, they won't put it on there.
This seems like a lie to scare you into trying. It is in your teachers benefit to only put good things on the reference, so if you don't do well in the presentation, they won't put it on there.
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(Original post by Muttley79)
Why is this needed; don't your teacher know this already? It sounds a complete waste of time.
Why is this needed; don't your teacher know this already? It sounds a complete waste of time.
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(Original post by onlykhawla)
Again, it's just used as a reinforcement to the stuff they're writing anyway.
Again, it's just used as a reinforcement to the stuff they're writing anyway.
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I thought the reference is what your teachers have seen from you since you started or something like that.../
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