This document provides guidance on presenting research orally. It discusses planning an effective presentation by understanding the audience and using Aristotle's rhetorical proofs of ethos, pathos and logos. It recommends analyzing the audience, choosing an organizational pattern, developing visuals, practicing delivery, and ensuring proper arrangements. Effective presentations involve selecting the right content and structure for the audience, venue and purpose of the presentation. Proper delivery requires avoiding distracting behaviors and managing anxiety. Thorough preparation is key to presenting insights and findings successfully.