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Summary

The video explains the requirements for the second assessment, which follows an earlier social media campaign task. Students must prepare a short, recorded individual presentation and complete a peer evaluation.

Assessment requirements

• Presentation: Worth 15 marks.
• Peer evaluation: Worth 5 marks and involves assessing a classmate’s presentation.
• The speaker says the marks may be converted to a grade out of 10, although the exact conversion is unclear in the subtitles.
• The presentation should use one slide, with the student’s video inserted into it.
• Submit the work before 22 October.

Presentation content

Choose one challenge a student might face when starting university, such as:

• Finding a suitable way to learn—for example, through visual, auditory, or kinaesthetic methods.
• Listening actively or taking useful notes in class.
• Preparing for exams.

Explain two effective strategies for addressing the challenge. The strategies should be based on course material from the relevant lectures and slides, particularly Weeks 2–6.

Conclude with a clear action step: explain what you will do next to address the challenge. For example, describe a specific habit or approach you plan to use and the result you hope to achieve.

Suggested presentation structure

1. Start with a hook to capture the audience’s attention. This could be a question, an interesting statement, or another engaging opening.
2. Introduce yourself and your topic after the hook. Avoid beginning with only a routine greeting and your name.
3. Describe the challenge clearly and explain how it affects you.
4. Present two strategies for overcoming the challenge, drawing on what you learned in class.
5. Finish with your action step—what you intend to do next.

The speaker emphasizes that the task assesses both students’ understanding of the strategies and their presentation skills. The video also announces that recording, inserting the video, and marking will be discussed, but those instructions are not included in this subtitle excerpt.

Speakers and sources

• Speaker: One instructor or lecturer explaining the assessment.
• Sources referred to: Course slides and lectures from Weeks 2–6, including material on learning styles, active listening and note-taking, presentation skills, and exam preparation.
• Other names: “Dalal Abdul Karim” and “Zain” appear in examples or possibly garbled subtitles; they are not clearly identifiable as additional speakers.