Oral Defense
Definition
An oral defense is a formal presentation where students explain and defend their research findings or arguments in front of an audience. It allows students to demonstrate their knowledge and critical thinking skills.
Related terms
Presentation Skills: The ability to effectively communicate ideas through verbal delivery techniques such as tone, body language, and eye contact.
Q&A Session: A period after the presentation where audience members can ask questions to further understand or challenge the presenter's arguments.
Public Speaking Anxiety: The fear or nervousness experienced when speaking in front of others.
"Oral Defense" appears in:
Subjects (1)
AP Research
Additional resources (2)
AP Seminar - Big Idea 5: Team, Transform, and Transmit
AP Seminar - Exam: Performance Task 2: Individual Research-Based Essay and Presentation
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