SBA Topics for Group Presentations – Ideas for Pairs or Teams

Sometimes, two (or three) heads are better than one — especially when it comes to group SBA presentations. If you’re working on your English SBA as part of a team in 2025, this guide is for you!

 

 

We’ve compiled engaging and practical SBA topics for group projects, with suggestions that make collaboration smooth and fun — all while meeting the assessment goals.

👥 Why Choose a Group SBA Topic?

• You can divide the work based on strengths
• Presenting together builds communication skills
• Some topics are easier (and more fun) when shared

📋 SBA Topic Ideas for Group Projects

• Impact of Social Media on Teens: One student covers the positives, the other covers the negatives
• Environmental Challenges in Our Country: Each member presents a different issue (e.g. pollution, climate, waste)
• Money vs Happiness: A debate-style format with two different perspectives
• School Rules – Are They Too Strict?: One presents for, the other against
• Favorite Books That Changed Our Lives: Each team member presents a different book and why it matters
• Online Learning Pros and Cons: A shared presentation with role play or interviews
• Bullying in School – How to Stop It: Roleplay scenes with discussion and reflection

📝 Example Topic Structure

Title: "Is Social Media Helping or Hurting Teenagers?"

• Speaker 1: Positive effects (connections, awareness)
• Speaker 2: Negative effects (addiction, self-esteem)
• Together: Conclusion with a shared opinion and call to action

🎯 Tips for a Successful Group SBA

• Split your presentation equally — each member should talk
• Rehearse timing and transitions together
• Support each other: eye contact, encouragement, smooth handovers
• Prepare visual aids or slides if allowed

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Final Thought

Working in a group doesn’t have to be hard — with the right topic and teamwork, it can be a rewarding and even enjoyable experience. Choose a theme that excites everyone, plan well, and support each other on presentation day!

Updated for students preparing their SBA projects in 2025.