Presentation Skills Feedback Made Simple

Make audience participation engaging with these presentation skills feedback – audience reaction cards. Students can hold up cue cards to show their reactions, such as “Great Eye Contact!” or “Speak Louder, Please.” These visual prompts keep the audience attentive while providing immediate, non-disruptive feedback to the presenter. Teachers can use them as part of formative assessment, or integrate them into presentation rubrics.

Some of the cues include:

• Great volume
• Louder please
• Slow down
• Nice gestures
• Good eye contact
• I can hear you well
• Can you explain that word?
• Great sentence!

Peer Assessment with Feedback Cards

Encourage students to take an active role in evaluating presentations using these ready-to-go peer assessment with feedback cards. With simple cues and visuals, students can provide comments on strengths, areas for improvement, and presentation delivery. This structured peer assessment approach helps students build listening skills while also reflecting on what makes an effective presentation.

Download these Audience Reaction and Cue Cards for Student Presentations

Download and print this set of audience reaction and cue cards for student presentations now by using the dropdown menu. Choose between the easy to print PDF or the editable Google Slides presentation.

This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher in Michigan and Teach Starter Collaborator.

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