I have a presentation to do this weekend as part of a pre-req for teaching the kaplan DAT course. I have to, for five minutes, give a lecture on a non academic topic anwering a "how to" question of my choice. For those that have done this, wat did u choose? and those that havent, any suggestion on a topic?
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Do something you know "how to" do. Simple.
I'd probably do "how to resistance train (weight lift) with the aim of increasing strength."
OK, I see you are talking about the audition. I did it on origami (how to make a paper swan).
I work for Kaplan already but I have to do another presentation next weekend for DAT students... At first I thought you were talking about that....
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hey all i'm currently teach for kaplan and went through the same thing in may! seriously, its way laid back. mine was "how to throw a party." make it interesting, use the board, ask a lot of questions, and make up some fun acronym. you'll be fine.
I think that you have to score in the 90th percentile on the DAT, so a AA score of 21 or higher
Yes, we have to score on top 90% percentile.
Also, we are not allowed to tell anyone what we make because it all depends on experience and how well we teach. So a co-worker of mine can be making more money than me and I will never know
