1. Research content: Be familiar with your own research content, including research questions, research purposes, research methods, data collection and analysis, etc. Make sure you have a clear understanding of your research.
2. Defense speech: prepare the defense speech, including introducing the research background, purpose and significance, expounding the research methods and data analysis process, and summarizing the research results and conclusions. The speech should be concise, focused and can be completed within the specified time.
3. Slide show: Make clear and orderly slides to assist the speech. The slides should include research background, research questions, methods and data, results and conclusions. Make sure the layout of the slides is clear and the charts and images are used properly.
4. Reflection and preparation for answering questions: predict the questions that may be asked and prepare the corresponding answers. Review your own research and think about the possible limitations and the rationality of method selection. When preparing to answer questions, we should also learn to think and give reasonable responses when facing uncertain questions.
5. Simulated defense: Ask peers or tutors to act as judges and conduct simulated defense. This will help you get familiar with the process and form of defense, exercise your oral expression ability and find out the possible problems in your paper in advance.
6. Time management: make sure to complete the defense speech and answer questions within the specified time. Practice controlling the rhythm of your speech to ensure that your research results are fully displayed in a limited time.
The above are some suggestions, and the specific preparation may be different according to personal circumstances and academic requirements. It is best to communicate with the tutor or the defense Committee and get more specific guidance for preparing for the exam.