1. Powerful Presentations in the Classroom Dan Wesson

3. An outline or plan of how information is presented (which tools are you going to use to help you present?).

6. Keep it simple (small pieces of information).

7. Use text concisely and efficiently.

9. Be conversational rather than distant/mechanical.

10. Summarize key points.

12. Wearing comfortable and appropriate clothing.

13. Pointing out visuals and positioning yourself away from them.

14. Addressing the class only about that subject prior to the presentation.

15. Rehearsing your oral presentation to avoid stumbling, mumbling, errors, etc.

16. Maintaining eye contact.

17. Involving your students in the material’s context.

19. Exciting Ending