All Flashcards
What is audience engagement in research?
Adapting your research presentation to effectively communicate with and captivate your audience.
Define 'revision' in the context of academic writing.
The process of refining a written work to improve clarity, logic, and persuasiveness.
What is peer review?
A process where peers provide feedback on each other's work to identify errors and offer insights.
Define self-reflection in research.
Critically evaluating your research process, its significance, and its impact on your understanding.
Why is it important to know your audience during a presentation?
To tailor your language and explanations to their level of understanding.
What is the ideal length for an AP Research presentation?
Around 15 minutes.
Why is practicing your presentation important?
Ensures a smooth and engaging delivery within the time limit.
What should be included in the conclusion of a research presentation?
A summary of main points and a memorable takeaway for the audience.
How should you handle questions during the Q&A session?
Be clear, consistent, and confident in your responses.
What is the importance of a hook in the presentation?
To capture the audience's attention from the beginning.
How do you structure your presentation to engage your audience?
Clear introduction, logical flow, and strong conclusion.
What key aspects of your research would you emphasize?
Significant findings, research methodology, and implications.
How to prepare to defend your research choices during the Q&A session?
Anticipate questions, prepare clear responses, and understand limitations.
Define 'Audience Engagement'.
Adapting research to connect with and maintain the interest of a specific group.
What is 'Revision' in research?
The process of refining a research paper for clarity, logic, and persuasiveness.
Define 'Peer Review'.
Evaluation of research by individuals with similar competencies.
What is 'Self-Reflection' in research?
Critically examining one's own research process, choices, and impact.
Define 'Research Defense'.
A formal presentation and justification of research findings and methodology.