What would you say stood out about your presentation performance and what was most challenging to do and why?
I would say the thing that most stood out most to me about my presentation is that I need to time myself better. The most challenging thing to do was thinking of a topic! That was the most challenging because it is hard to think of something to talk about that I can't repeat in my 2hr b/c everything about cricket is important.
Sonakshi S. South House
Sonakshi S.
South
Cricket
EQ: What is the best skill needed in becoming a successful cricket player?
South
Cricket
EQ: What is the best skill needed in becoming a successful cricket player?
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Interview 1 Reflection
What is the most important thing I learned from the interview and why?
The most important thing I learned from the interview is that there are a lot of things you can do for service learning and it is all about just knowing the right people. I learned that I could do lots of volunteering and just helping out a little will get me far. David also helped me realized there are also a lot of other people who I could talk to.
The most important thing I learned from the interview is that there are a lot of things you can do for service learning and it is all about just knowing the right people. I learned that I could do lots of volunteering and just helping out a little will get me far. David also helped me realized there are also a lot of other people who I could talk to.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
5 Minute Presentation
Rough Draft:
Objective- Students will learn about the position of wicket keeping in cricket.
Procedure-
Objective- Students will learn about the position of wicket keeping in cricket.
Procedure-
- Introduce myself and my topic (cricket).
- Introduce what I am going to talk about in my 5 min presentation (wicket keeping). Which is a position in cricket.
- Explain what a wicket keeper is and what they do.
- Hand out a paper to each group that has field positions on it and show where the keeper stands.
- Show and explain the equipment a wicket keeper uses (helmet, gloves, pads). I will also have pictures of a fully equipped wicket keeper on every group table, so they can see how the keeper looks.
- Ask and/or answer students questions about what they learned about wicket keeping.
Check for Understanding- I am going to make sure the audience understands my presentation is by asking or answering questions.
Resources/Materials-
- Papers with all the fielding positions on every groups desk.
- Pictures of wicket keepers.
- Equipment
- Helmet
- Gloves
- Pads
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Topic Choice
What is your topic?
Cricket
Why did you choose this topic?
I chose this topic because I am really interested in cricket, and have been playing for a long time. I also feel very passionate about it and want to further my knowledge about it.
What do you hope to accomplish after studying this topic all year?
I hope to learn more about cricket so later in my life I can become a coach for cricket for little kids.
Cricket
Why did you choose this topic?
I chose this topic because I am really interested in cricket, and have been playing for a long time. I also feel very passionate about it and want to further my knowledge about it.
What do you hope to accomplish after studying this topic all year?
I hope to learn more about cricket so later in my life I can become a coach for cricket for little kids.
Interview Check
Who are you interviewing and why?
I am interviewing David Sentance for one of my interviews because he is a good coach and he is also the manager for the Hollywood Rebels team, which is the team I play on. He was also works for SCCA(Southern California Cricket Academy) and was one if the selectors for the USACA(United States of America Cricket Association) for the womens team. I believe I can learn a lot from him and is a great person to interview.
What other questions could you ask your interviewer?
a) What suggestions would you give to help me become a better player in cricket?
b) Do you recommend me doing any certain exercises for better training?
I am interviewing David Sentance for one of my interviews because he is a good coach and he is also the manager for the Hollywood Rebels team, which is the team I play on. He was also works for SCCA(Southern California Cricket Academy) and was one if the selectors for the USACA(United States of America Cricket Association) for the womens team. I believe I can learn a lot from him and is a great person to interview.
What other questions could you ask your interviewer?
a) What suggestions would you give to help me become a better player in cricket?
b) Do you recommend me doing any certain exercises for better training?
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