Video Project Guidelines

English Oral Evaluation

R. Bracho- English III

Dear Students

● You are required to prepare and submit a video for

your English oral evaluation. This video should
demonstrate your proficiency in various English
language skills. Detailed instructions on how to
structure and prepare your video are explained in this
ppt.
 1. Overview of the
Project
Purpose: Your video will showcase your abilities in
personal information sharing, using past simple tense,
describing people, comparing and using comparatives
and superlatives, and utilizing the present perfect
tense.

-Video Length: Your video should be between 5-10

minutes long.
 2. Content Structure:

- Introduction (1 minute):

- Introduce yourself by sharing basic personal

information (like your name, age, hobbies, etc).
Past Simple Segment (1-2 minutes):

Talk about a past event or experience in

your life.
Physical and Psychological Descriptions (1-2
minutes):

- Describe a person you know well or a

famous individual, focusing on both physical
appearance and personality.
Comparatives and Superlatives (1-2 minutes):

- Make comparisons between things, people,

places, or concepts, using comparatives and
superlatives.
 Present Perfect Segment (1-2 minutes):

- Discuss experiences or achievements you

have had, using the present perfect tense.
 Conclusion (30 seconds - 1
minute):

- Conclude your video with a

summary or your thoughts about
this exercise.
3. Preparation Guidelines

● Be Creative: Feel free to use visual aids or any

other creative elements.
● -Clarity: Speak clearly and maintain a natural
pace.
● Scripting: Consider writing a script or key points
to structure your video.
● Practice: Rehearse your video for better fluency.
● Use notes but DO NOT READ!
4. Technical Requirements

● - Format: Ensure your video is in an acceptable format

(e.g., MP4, AVI).

● -Submission: Follow the provided instructions for

submitting your video (e.g., via email, a file-sharing
service, etc.).

● Deadline: Submit your video by the specified

deadline.
 5. Assessment Criteria
● Your video will be evaluated based on the following:
● - Grammar accuracy.
● - Pronunciation and intonation.
● - Fluency and coherence.
● - Vocabulary use.
● - Creativity and engagement.
● - Structure and adherence to time limits.
 Tips for
Success
● - Rehearsal: Practice
recording your video to
build confidence.
● - Emphasis on
Communication: Focus on
expressing yourself
clearly, even if you make
mistakes.
● - Editing: Keep editing
minimal; concentrate
more on content.
 Good Luck!
Remember, this exercise is about
showcasing your language skills and
creativity. We are excited to see your
presentations!