Hi guys! Our group has finished and presented the Chingay Presentation! Yayyy! I'm so glad that it's been gotten over and done with because of the large amount of time I spent doing the slides. I really enjoyed presenting in front of the whole class who were such good audience and didn't jeer at us or throw potatoes at us. *bows in respect* I remember being very nervous while Mr Chua was choosing which groups to present that and low and behold our group was chosen. I was glad that I was mainly in charge of clicking the slides as I would have felt awkard as to where to look or do whilst my fellow group member was presenting.
I feel that I could have done much better as a presenter, though. I could literally feel my legs shaking as I went through my part in the presentation, and was apprehensive when I had to look up at the audience for eye contact. Personally, I think I should have memorised majority of the script before the presentation. But I had no time! Why? Because I blessed with the skill of procrastination. That is something I am working on at the moment.
To be honest, I am quite happy that our group was one of the first to present. As we are all presenting on Chingay, the more presentations are held, the more basic and unoriginal it gets. It also shows that we have totally come prepared for the lesson and would not have any plans on copying elements from another group's presentation. COPYRIGHT MATTERS!
Overall, the presentation has made me more aware that I enjoy public speaking, but I need a confidence booster. Along the way, it has also taught me more about Chingay, the values of the parade and the good qualities to adopt in giving oral presentations! :)
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