2010-09-07, 05:16 PM
larmie Wrote:Pick an easy one like "How to prepare for an earthquake"I believe the Israeli government already covered this subject by doing earthquake-emergency simulations pretty much every other day.
larmie Wrote:or something timely but simple like "What the Tea Party movement is." You could even suck up and do what your English teacher likes.I am not in the US and my teacher doesn't seem to care much about such things.
larmie Wrote:Or you could choose a topic that interest you?The problem is that my presentation must also interest the audience, and sadly, my interests aren't things many teenagers relate to.
TøbiasBlack Wrote:stem cell research.Once again, I don't think many people will understand\care about it.
Devil Wrote:That's the best part of wide subjects, -you- can choose what ever detail you want to talk about!Possible... I'll look into it. I got lots of time to choose so it might be a good idea.
And trust me, there is plenty to choose from! (see: Wikipedia @ North-Korea / Iran)
ShiKage Wrote:How about cyber hackers? You're one yoursef, aren't you? You should be able to put in some insight as well as very simple research.This can be a great idea if I manage to find a way to describe it in a nontechnical and intriguing way.
Random_Overlord Wrote:Better yet, make an english presentation on what's ruining the world all together."you are all sheep!" type?
The mindlessness of Generic people and how little they impact the world!
ClawofBeta Wrote:How to get Make an English Project, although I think somebody else might've done that.The teacher herself, as the first presentation in the series. Lol.


