Project-Based Learning Explained: Public Presentation

In terms of project-based learning, a public presentation refers to a student’s demonstration of learning, in front of an authentic audience that is invested in their work. A presentation does not have to be formal, or at the front of the classroom. Public presentations do not have to be high stakes affairs! The key is to have an invested audience, even if it’s another teacher down the hall. This video outlines a variety of presentation strategies, tips, tricks and recommendations for finding the right audience for your students. If you found this video helpful, please remember to like and subscribe. Thank you!