Exibition Reflection

Overall, exhibition night wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be. I actually wasn’t nervous at all and had no trouble engaging our audiences. I thought it was a great way to display our projects in an informative yet professional manner. It was a great learning experience and it helped me grow as a speaker. My partner and I’s biggest strength was actually knowing and understanding all of the aspects behind our projects for math as well as humanities. We were engaging and easy to follow. It definitely helped that we knew all the answers regarding the content as well. One thing that we needed to improve on was verbally grabbing the attention of passing audiences and pulling them into our project. If we had done that then we would have had a larger amount of people coming to see ours. The most challenging question that we received was regarding our pinhole camera. We were asked why the negatives were upside down and backwards and I as well as my partner had to explain the science behind why it actually happens and why the positive shows everything correctly. Next time we have exhibition, I would try to pull people into my project a little more so that we would get more their attention.