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Presenting information about evolution

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I can present my ideas orally to a group, giving a clear explanation of evolution by natural selection.

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Presenting our ideas orally is a way of showing our understanding of a subject. Speaking to a group can be stressful; making notes and rehearsing first makes it easier. We can use fronted adverbials of cause to show causal relationships between steps in an explanation. When we present, we use clear diction, appropriate volume, positive body language and eye contact to engage an audience. Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection can be applied to any animal adaptation.

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