2.a I'd give myself a P.
2.b I turned everything in on time and I hit every bullet on the far right rubric column pretty much on the dot.
3. I think my presenting style works well with my topic. By that I mean, a lot very technical topics like medicine or engineering are pretty boring to hear about in a presentation, but since I present in a more active and conversational manner, it's good for capturing the audience's attention.
In my PowerPoint presentation, I had more topics than I had time to cover, so once I realized this, I decided to ask the room what they wanted to hear about instead of just carrying on with the planned slides. This gave my lesson a more interactive feel, and also freed up more time for my activity and conclusion. It was a good move in hindsight.
4. I would've scrapped some of my slides If I could go back, or at the very least planned out how I was going to present them a bit better. I found myself sort of rambling at some parts and in my mind I was thinking "dude stop talking about boring old ACL injuries," but it was too late to stop mid explanation. Next time I'll rehearse run my presentation a couple more times at home to work out more of the kinks.
5. Possible answers:
- "collaborative care"
- A strong healthcare team
- putting the healthcare consumer at center of focus
- prevention/prehabilitation
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