AP Spanish Language and Culture

Advanced Placement Spanish Language and Culture developing Spanish communication skills.

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Basic Concepts

Presentational Communication

Sharing Your Ideas with the World

Presentational communication focuses on delivering information or ideas to an audience. This can be through speaking or writing, and does not require immediate feedback from listeners or readers.

How to Succeed

  • Organize your ideas clearly
  • Use transition words to connect points
  • Adapt your message for your audience
  • Check for grammar and spelling

Common Formats

  • Giving a speech or oral presentation
  • Writing an essay or informative article
  • Recording a video for a class project

Everyday Uses

Presentational skills are useful for sharing your thoughts, persuading others, or informing a group—skills that matter in school and beyond.

Examples

  • Delivering a class presentation about a Spanish-speaking country.

  • Writing a persuasive letter to a local newspaper.

In a Nutshell

Presentational communication is about expressing ideas clearly to an audience in Spanish.

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