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SCRIPT FOR STUDENT

I. Introduction

This script is designed to guide students through their upcoming presentation on climate change. The aim is to provide a structured framework that will help students effectively communicate their research and ideas. This presentation will be delivered in a classroom setting as part of a science project for the year 2055. This will be presented by the room president [Your Name].

II. Dialogue/Content

Line Number	Speaker	Dialogue/Content
1	Student 1	"Good morning everyone. Today, we will discuss the impacts of climate change on global ecosystems."
2	Student 2	"To start, let’s examine how rising temperatures are affecting polar ice caps and sea levels."
3	Student 1	"According to recent studies, the Arctic ice is melting at an alarming rate, leading to a rise in sea levels."
4	Student 2	"This rise in sea levels has significant consequences for coastal cities, including increased flooding and erosion."
5	Student 1	"Next, we will explore the effects on wildlife, focusing on species that are struggling to adapt to these changes."
6	Student 2	"For example, polar bears are losing their natural habitat, which impacts their ability to hunt and survive."
7	Student 1	"In conclusion, climate change is a critical issue that requires urgent action to mitigate its effects on our planet."
8	Student 2	"Thank you for your attention. We will now open the floor to questions and discussions."

III. Stage Directions

Line 1: Students should start with a confident introduction, making eye contact with the audience.
Line 2: Student 2 should use a visual aid, such as a chart or map, to illustrate the rising temperatures.
Line 3: Student 1 should refer to a handout or slide with recent study data.
Line 4: Student 2 should walk to the edge of the stage to emphasize the impact on coastal cities.
Line 5: Both students should switch roles smoothly and maintain clear, engaging body language.
Line 7: Student 1 should summarize the key points clearly and pause for emphasis.
Line 8: Students should invite questions with an open posture and a welcoming tone.

IV. Character/Role Descriptions

Character/Role	Description
Student 1	The Researcher focused on the environmental impacts of climate change, responsible for introducing topics and summarizing key points.
Student 2	An Analyst specializing in data presentation and visual aids, responsible for detailing specific effects and engaging the audience.

V. Conclusion

Section	Details
Wrap-Up	"In summary, the evidence we’ve discussed today highlights the urgent need for climate action. We hope this presentation has provided valuable insights."
Acknowledgments	"We would like to thank our teacher, Ms. Smith, and our classmates for their support and interest in this critical issue."

VI. Notes/Comments

Note/Comment	Details
Preparation	Ensure all visual aids are prepared and functional before the presentation. Practice transitions between speakers.
Delivery Tips	Maintain eye contact with the audience and use clear, expressive gestures to enhance engagement.
Time Management	The presentation should be completed within 10 minutes, leaving 5 minutes for questions.

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