Three Presentations I Like

Jenny Chang

Jenny was the first speaker, and I think she really did a good job opening the sharing. She was so well-prepared that the audience could follow her introduction and reflection to the books at a smooth pace. Besides, I think her reflection was very good. She combined what she learned from the book with her life, and truly benefited from what she had spent time reading. She also mentioned that now every day she spends at least thirty minutes reading. I really admire her perseverance, and I think I should learn this from her.

Jerry

Although the plot of the book he shared was very complicated, his explanation for it was very clear; thus we still could understand it. I was very impressed by his great ability to present a complex idea to the audience logically. Besides, I also think his presentation was the most special one. He told the audience his real thought about the book: he considered it nonsense. However, then he said we still could learn something from this nonsense. I think the way he presented the idea of the book was very novel and could successfully make the audience impressed by what he said.

Celine

From her sharing, I could see that she really loved the books she read. Her presentation made me recall that I once read an article talking the methods to give great presentation. It mentions that only when the presenters do have great passion for and deeply believe what they share will they move and convince the audience. Celine’s presentation did make me feel that she really liked what she introduced, and thus she was very confident of it. All in all, I think she made a great presentation, and I like it.