ESCOLA SECUNDÁRIA DE SEBASTIÃO DA GAMA
ORAL PRESENTATION TOPICS
Module 8
General Tips how to ace a presentation:
Make sure that you do research to include interesting facts that grab the public’s attention;
Make sure that it is well organised. It will be easy to understand, and your public will enjoy
listening to it.
Preparing your presentations:
Choose one topic that interests you the most;
End your presentation with a personal opinion or solution,
Presentations should be 3-5 minutes long;
Only include sentences if they are quotes;
Only use cards with topics/ key words on them so that you are not tempted to read your
presentation;
Avoid the temptation to only speak to and look at your teacher;
Look at your classmates in different corners of your classroom so that everyone feels like you
are looking at them. This will help involve your audience in your presentation.
Human rights are universal, inherent rights and freedoms belonging to every person from birth, regardless
of race, gender, nationality, or any other status, encompassing dignity, equality, fairness, and respect, and
obligating governments to protect them through law, covering civil, political, economic, social, and
cultural aspects like life, liberty, education, and expression.
Choose ONE of the following topics for your Oral Presentation:
TOPICS:
1. The Right to Life and Safety
Introduction:
Everyone has the right to life and safety.
Description:
People should live without fear.
People should be protected from violence.
Example:
Police help keep people safe.
Why it is important:
Safety helps people live in peace.
Conclusion:
Life and safety are basic human rights.
2. The Right to Education
Introduction:
Education is a human right.
Description:
Children have the right to go to school.
Boys and girls have equal rights.
Example:
Children go to school to learn.
Why it is important:
Education helps people get jobs.
Conclusion:
Education builds a better future.
3. The Right to Health
Introduction:
Health is a human right.
Description:
People have the right to medical care.
People need clean water and food.
Example:
A doctor helps sick people.
Why it is important:
Health helps people live longer.
Conclusion:
Good health is important for life.
4. Freedom of Expression
Introduction:
People have the right to speak.
Description:
People can share ideas and opinions.
People must respect others.
Example:
Students share ideas in class.
Why it is important:
Expression helps communication.
Conclusion:
Freedom of expression is important.
5. The Right to Equality
Introduction:
All people are equal.
Description:
No discrimination.
Everyone deserves respect.
Example:
Men and women have the same rights.
Why it is important:
Equality creates fairness.
Conclusion:
Equality helps society.
6. Human Rights in Daily Life
Introduction:
Human rights are part of daily life.
Description:
Rights are used at school and home.
Example:
Students have the right to learn.
Why it is important:
Rights help people live together.
Conclusion:
We use human rights every day.
7. When Human Rights Are Not Respected
Introduction:
Sometimes rights are not respected.
Description:
People can suffer or feel unsafe.
Example:
Bullying at school.
Why it is important:
We must stop these problems.
Conclusion:
Human rights must be respected.
8. How We Can Protect Human Rights
Introduction:
Everyone can help protect rights.
Description:
Respect others.
Be kind and fair.
Example:
Helping someone in need.
Why it is important:
Small actions make change.
Conclusion:
We can protect human rights together.