11  Lesson 9: Portfolio and Presentation Workshop

Duration: 2 hours

TipYour Path

You are in: Lesson 9

Before this: Lesson 8

After this: Lesson 10

Workbook page: Student Workbook -> Lesson 9 - Presentation Draft and Portfolio Checklist

11.1 Start Here

You are close to the final lesson. Open your Student Workbook and look at your work. Each page shows English you wrote and improved.

Today you will check your portfolio, choose a final project task, draft a presentation, and practice aloud.

11.2 Why This Matters

A portfolio is useful only when it is organized and easy to explain. Your presentation helps you show what you learned: asking, checking, comparing, deciding, and explaining in English with safe AI habits.

TipWrite in the Book

Some exercises in the website version are interactive. You can type your answers directly on the page, and you can copy or download a backup if your teacher asks.

The main task is to write in the book, not to create separate files.

11.3 Today You Will

By the end of this lesson, you will:

  1. Use a portfolio checklist for Lessons 1-8.
  2. Choose a safe final project task.
  3. Draft a short English presentation.
  4. Practice aloud with a partner.
  5. Complete the matching Student Workbook page.

Theme: Students prepare the final portfolio and presentation.

AI Focus: Portfolio review, final task choice, and safe workflow planning.

ESL Focus: Presentation language, process words, reflection, and pronunciation practice.

Content Objective: Students will prepare a final portfolio checklist and presentation draft.

Language Objective: Students will use process language:

First, I...
Next, I checked...
Then, I changed...
I learned...
I need to be careful because...

11.4 Core Idea

A portfolio is a collection of your work. It shows your learning over time.

A presentation draft is the first version of what you will say or submit. It does not need to be perfect today. It needs to be clear, safe, and ready to improve in Lesson 10.

11.5 Key Vocabulary

Word Simple Meaning Example Sentence
portfolio A collection of work My portfolio shows my learning.
checklist A list to check completion I used a checklist.
draft A first version I wrote a presentation draft.
presentation A short talk or written share I practiced my presentation.
workflow A repeatable process My workflow helps me check AI answers.
reflection Thinking about learning My reflection explains what improved.
prepare Get ready I prepare for Lesson 10.

11.6 Sentence Frames

My project is about __________.
First, I used AI to __________.
Next, I checked __________.
Then, I changed __________.
I learned the words __________, __________, and __________.
I will use this workflow when __________.
I need to be careful because __________.
Thank you.

11.7 Lesson Agenda

Time Activity Purpose
15 min Warm-up: portfolio check Confirm current workbook pages and missing items.
20 min Mini-lesson: final project choices Choose a safe, useful final task.
20 min Safety checklist review Remove private data and high-stakes risks.
30 min Presentation draft workshop Write the first final presentation draft.
20 min Practice aloud Improve clarity, timing, and confidence.
15 min Pair feedback and exit ticket Prepare for Lesson 10 submission.

11.8 Guided Practice

11.8.1 Portfolio Checklist

Your workbook should include:

Lesson 1 - My CLEAR Strong Prompt
Lesson 2 - Prompt Practice and Vocabulary Log
Lesson 3 - English Decision Matrix
Lesson 4 - Revised Prompt and Decision Matrix
Lesson 5 - Source-Grounded Answer in English
Lesson 6 - Source-Grounded Data Report
Lesson 7 - AI Game Prompt and Debug Log
Lesson 8 - Speaking Script and Consent Check
Vocabulary Log
Personal AI Safety Checklist

11.8.2 Choose a Final Project Task

Choose one real but safe task:

  • choose a study plan
  • prepare for a job interview
  • compare transportation options
  • plan a weekly budget with fake numbers
  • write a polite request for help
  • summarize a public rule or announcement
  • create a simple English learning plan

Avoid high-stakes decisions where AI could cause harm. For health, legal, immigration, tax, financial contract, safety emergency, school discipline, or work contract topics, use AI only to organize questions or learn vocabulary. Ask a qualified person.

Choose your final project task now.

Choose a Final Project Task

Write in the book. Your answers save on this device.

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11.9 Independent Practice

Write directly in this workbook page. It is your Lesson 9 evidence.

Presentation Draft and Portfolio Checklist

Write directly in this workbook page.

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11.10 Pair Speaking or Presentation Task

Read your presentation draft to a partner. Your partner gives feedback:

One part that is clear is __________.
One detail to add is __________.
One safety rule I heard is __________.
One word to practice is __________.

11.11 Reflection

Reflection

Write three short sentences.

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11.12 Exit Ticket

Show your teacher:

Exit Ticket

Show these four answers to your teacher.

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11.13 Homework

Estimated time: 45-60 minutes.

Tasks:

  1. Finish the Lesson 9 - Presentation Draft and Portfolio Checklist page in the Student Workbook.
  2. Finish or repair any missing Lesson 1-8 artifacts.
  3. Practice your presentation two times.
  4. Bring your final project task to Lesson 10.

What to complete:

  • Student Workbook page: Lesson 9 - Presentation Draft and Portfolio Checklist
  • updated Vocabulary Log
  • any missing workbook pages

Privacy reminder: Review every file for private information before Lesson 10. Remove private data or replace it with safe examples.

Optional extension: Open the Lessons 9-10 Toolkit Builder lab and use safe examples only.

TipOptional Colab Lab

This lab is optional. Use it only if your teacher asks or if you want extra practice. You do not need to complete the lab to finish your portfolio.

Open the Lessons 9-10 Toolkit Builder lab in Colab:

https://colab.research.google.com/github/zoni-group/E4A/blob/public-7e8034967bb3/english-for-ai-course/interactives/class-05-toolkit-builder.ipynb

Use safe examples only. Do not enter private information.

The lab uses Colab AI automatically when it is available in the Colab runtime. If Colab AI is not available, the regular lab steps still work, and you can finish your portfolio without AI.

After any AI answer, say: “I checked the AI answer before I used it.”

ImportantRequired Workbook Evidence

Complete this workbook evidence:

Student Workbook -> Lesson 9 - Presentation Draft and Portfolio Checklist