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Presention

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Preparation: 
  • Understand the purpose of your presentation – what are the most important points to convey and why 
  • Acquire maximum familiarity with the material you are presenting 
  • Produce notes that condense the information into bullet points on cue cards 
  • Rehearse your delivery with a friend / relative / mirror 
 
Delivery: 
  • Grab the audience attention with an interesting, informative opening statement. 
  • Control your audience and be clear how they should be responding at different moments – reading, listening, laughing applauding etc 
  • Be enthusiastic and convey confidence in what you are offering 
  • Speak reasonably loudly and enunciate clearly  
  • Make eye contact with your whole audience as much as possible 
  • Be dramatic – vary the tone, pace and emphasis 
  • Pace your talk at a speed that can be understood easily 
  • Position yourself in a central way and adopt a confident posture 
  • Use movement and gesture to add emphasis and interest 
  • Avoid being distracted from the main thrust of your talk 
  • Pause when appropriate 
  • Ensure your speech ends with a summary of your main points. 
You can also download a copy of the Self-Assessment Skills diagram here.
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      • A city break in Rome
      • End of Unit Test 3 - RJN
      • End of Unit Test 3 - KG
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  • MYP2
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