Since we are required to get direct feedback from our parents after presenting for them, I decided to prepare for it. Looking back on the points I had noticed that needed to be revised, I first worked on altering and removing some of the content I had planned. The main purpose I did this was not because I would risk going over the time limit with the overall presentation, but rather making the content more easily understandable and to the point. I acknowledge the point that going into detail is significant in a presentation, but from my presentation, I felt that because I had made it too detailed that it may have made it unnecessarily harder to understand for the audience. Additionally, because I am going to be presenting for my parents who are not completely fluent in English, I felt the strong urge to make it as understandable for them to be able to get the best feedback from them. I have never presented an English presentation for my parents, so I am a bit nervous but am also eager to show them how much I have learned from Mr. Paterson's classes.
This semester, I have learned so many new things from the things Mr. Paterson has taught us. He taught all semester long how not to be scared, but to be confident in yourself, and how we can learn to become the best presenter we can be. He also introduced many of us to new useful apps, and how we can incorporate technology into our studies for the better. First, he taught us how important and useful technology is these days.At TGUISS, we first and second graders are not allowed to use our phones inside the school campus. Mr. Paterson was the first teacher and class to let us use the technology we have access to, and this let us experience and explore new things about technology that Japanese schools had been hiding for a long time. We finally got to organize everything based off of Google, and got to see how convenient everything around us was getting. Finally, he taught us how to become more confident with yourself. This is one of the reasons why he’s so passionate about giving a pr...
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