For career day, you give a 30-minute presentation to junior high school students. You start with an employee training video to about your company's manufacturing processes. Then, you use animated PowerPoint slides originally created for subcontractors who manufacture parts to your precise specifications. When you're finished speaking and ask for questions, the room is silent. Chances are there are no questions because your presentation
A) Was thorough and, therefore, successful.
B) Too complex for the students to fully appreciate.
C) Interesting enough to leave the students thinking.
D) Just plain boring.
E) None of the above.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The presentation likely used materials (an employee training video and animated PowerPoint slides for subcontractors) that were too complex and specialized for junior high school students to understand, making it difficult for them to engage or formulate questions.

For Career Day, You Give a 30-Minute Presentation to Junior