ASSESSMENT SHEET A               SPRING 2014


Assessment: Peer

1 You assess presentations you were present at (not your own).

2 You scale them from best (80pts) to worst with min.

- 1pt difference between them if you heard 18+ presentations,

- 2 pts difference between them if you heard 11+ presentations,

- 3 pts difference between them if you were present to 9 or 10 presentations,

- 4 pts difference between them if you witnessed 7 or 8 presentations,

- 5 pts gap if you heard 5 or 6 presentations.

3 Your criteria are

-          the presentation: how new, useful and memorable you found it for your speaking practice

-          preparation: how innovative you found methods of presenting facts and strategies of
retaining skills; effort invested in rehearsing



Marcel Koníček – JAPANESE ALCOHOL

Anna Vlachová – JAPANESE WRITING SYSTEMS

Šimon Evin – ARGUMENTATIVE FALLACIES


Agáta Buganská – SYMBOLS IN THE CARVING ART OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST COAST

David Vondrák – ORGASM AS A MEDICAL STUDY

Jindřich Opršál – MINIMALISM


Lukáš Varaja – SUPER FUN TIME QUIZ WITH REWARDS

Michaela Šmolíková – TRAPS TO FALL IN IN GROCERY STORES

Anna Zlámalová – MYTHS OF SIMILAR MOTIFS


Lucia Makýšová – SWEDISH LIFESTYLE

Šimon Hanák – ELECTRIC GUITAR

Petra Stočková – THE WORD OF 2013 (SELFIE)

Michal Gajdoš – HAPPINESS


Kateřina Kubečková – SCOUTING

Nela Wiśnievská – POLE DANCING

Markéta Kubíčková – ICONOGRAPHY


Martin Neužil – NORSE MYTHOLOGY

Ivana Křupalová – DR WHO

Adriana Berecová – LISTOVÁNÍ (STAGY READING)


Veronika Hubíková – HITCHHIKING

Alžběta Zezulová – WHY YOU SHOULD NEVER ORGANIZE A SUMMER CAMP

Matej Hančin – ME & PIZZA DELIVERY