Just like everyone else, I had the
pleasure of watching myself present my time traveler project to the class via
Youtube. Needless to say, the only thing I could think about were things that
were wrong about the presentation. Interesting enough, however, the same day
the videos were up and ready to be viewed, one of my coaches told our team that
it was important to not only recognize what we need to improve, but also what
we did right whether it be in a game or at practice. Picking out the negative
things is always easier than the positive, but in order to keep improving in
any area, we must also acknowledge the positive aspects as well.
Using what my coach told me and
noticing not only the negative but also the positive, I decided to start off
with the things I need to work on and ending with the things I did well while
presenting. In terms of things I should work on for the next presentation, editing
out words such as “umm” and “like” are my main goal. Also, working on not
making faces when I am trying to figure out what Carty was saying (whoops). At any
rate, I think that my eye contact and “animation” were pretty good. Although, I
could work on looking into the audience rather than at the wall. Also, my voice
didn’t sound as terrible as I thought it would…which is also a positive thing.
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