7. Effective Presentation Control Anxiety – Don’t Fight It Audience Centered Accomplishes Objective Fun For Audience Fun For You Conducted Within Time Frame
8. The Beginning: Capture Interest Relate Subject to them (audience) Give Purpose (statement of Purpose) Be brief Be audience centered Take breath
9. The Middle: Have 3 to 4 main points Take 80% of the time allotted Have signposts and summaries Make use of aids
10. The Ending: Summarize main points (Sum up) Relate conclusion to them (audience) Don’t present new ideas (at the end) Be interesting Be brief Give time for questions (Examiner may often ask) Tell them what you told them
11. Points to remember Dress well – be presentable, express well Speak slowly (don’t let nervousness speed you up) Start a presentation in a cheerful way, with a smile. The presenter’s job is to simplify. Allocate enough time for preparation. Keep points relevant-don’t amble away from topic. Small audience – encourage “interruptions” Large audience – intimate that question-time will follow.