6c. Complete the "How to …" box with the headings (a-d):
Finishing the presentation
Introducing what you are going to talk
about
Dealing with questions
Stating the main points and giving details on
Starting the presentation
each ofthe points
Summarizing the points
How to organize the presentation
1.
Good morning/afternoon!
Let me introduce myself I'm … Myname is …
I am a first-year student ofthe… faculty ofVoronezh State University.
To begin with, I want to tell you about…// The subject/topic ofmy
presentation is … // Today I'm going to talk about…
2.
I've divided my presentation into …
(main) parts.
In my presentation I'll focus on … major issues.
My presentation will take about … minutes.
3
Initially, I want to tell you about…
Myfirst
point deals with… Let us begin with …
Secondly, I
have to say that … Movingon to
…
To mymind, …
My third point deals with …
Let us look at …
To illustrate this, let us have a closer look
at…
The picture on the next slide shows …
Well, this brings me to the end ofmy presentation.
As a final point, I'd like to …
Finally, I'd like to highlight one key issue…
So, in conclusion,
you can see
that … In
summary/in
conclusion, …
To summarize/to sum up/to conclude what I've been saying…
Before I stop, let me go over the keyissues again.
5.
Thank you for your attention // Thank you all for listening so attentively.
6.
Does anyone have any questions?
Are there any questions? We just have time for a few questions.
Now I'll be happy to answer any questions you may have.
I'm afraid I didn't (quite) catch that.
I'm sorry, could you repeat your question, please?
Ifyou don't mind, could we discuss that on another occasion?
I'm afraid that's not really what we're discussing today.
6d. Choose one of the topics below and prepare your own presentation. Use the "How to … box
in ex. 6c to help you organize your ideas. Use the links to find out more about your topic. Give Сделай по этому мне клише по моему примеру: 1.Education System in India
The education system in India is vast and complex, encompassing a diverse range of institutions and learners. From primary to higher education, it plays a pivotal role in shaping the country's future.
2.Overview of the Education System
Levels
The education system is divided into three levels: primary, secondary, and higher education.
Management
Education is managed by both the central government and individual states.
Curriculum
The curriculum is standardized across the country, with some variations at the state level.
3. Primary and Secondary Education
Primary Education
Covers grades 1 through 8, focusing on foundational literacy, numeracy, and basic skills.
Secondary Education
Covers grades 9 through 12, offering a broader range of subjects and preparing students for higher education.
Private Schools
Private schools offer a higher quality of education but are often unaffordable for many families.
4. Higher Education
Institutions
Higher education includes universities, colleges, and technical institutions.
• Universities
• Colleges
• Technical Institutes

Programs
Offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
• Bachelor's degrees
• Master's degrees
• Doctoral degrees

5. Challenges and Issues
Access
Limited access to quality education for disadvantaged communities and rural areas.
Quality
Varied quality of education across different institutions, with some struggling to meet standards.
Funding
Insufficient funding for schools, especially in rural areas, leading to inadequate infrastructure and resources.
6. Future Prospects
Increased Access
Government initiatives aim to improve access to education, particularly for marginalized groups.
Focus on Skill Development
Emphasis on vocational training and skills development to meet industry demands.
Technological Integration
Adoption of technology to enhance learning experiences and modernize the education system.