How do I dive into preparing a presentation for my chem. class after I've gathered all the information I need?

I have all of the information that I need to present, and it's all organized in an outline. My question is, how can I start working on what I am going to present to the class and how I plan on presenting it. I have no idea where to begin. I was thinking of writing out a script, but I'm just not sure. I'm allowed to use notecards, and it is mandatory to have a visual aid such as a poster. I'm just looking for a way to take all of my information and put it into words for my presentation. Please help!

Ok.
Any presentation, essay or show is basically a story.

Work out the beginning, middle and end. Think of questions that you would ask if you were in the audience and try to answer them in your presentation.

eg.

Introduction.
What am I going to show you?
Why am I going to show it to you?
Middle.
Why is this happening?
What is happening?
End.
What is the end result?
Why is this important?
How did it work?

Imagine you are describing the experiment to someone else...just go up to a friend or a parent and explain what you are presenting to them. The process of explaining it may help you determine how to present it.

Hope that helps! Most of all relax and enjoy it!

eg.

Introduction.
What am I going to show you?
Why am I going to show it to you?
Middle.
Why is this happening?
What is happening?
End.
What is the end result?
Why is this important?
How did it work?


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