This document provides tips for preparing and delivering a successful presentation. It recommends preparing the information and materials, practicing the presentation, and considering the audience. During the presentation, it suggests being confident and making eye contact with the audience. Some key characteristics of a good presenter are speaking clearly with inflection, moving and using gestures, and keeping eye contact with the audience. The conclusion should signal clearly to the audience that the presentation has ended. Preparing the content, rehearsing, and engaging the audience are important factors for a good presentation.

1. HOW TO PREAPRE
FOR A GOOD
PRESENTATION ?

2. Presentation Plan
Introduction
Steps to make a successful presentation
Introduction
Steps to make a successful presentation
1-Before the presentation.
1-Before the presentation.
*Prepare( information, material)
*Practice
*Prepare( information, material)
*Practice
2-During the presentation.
2-During the presentation.
*Characteristics of a good presenter
*Characteristics of a good presenter
3-At the end of the presentation.
3-At the end of the presentation.
Conclusion
Conclusion

3. INTRODUCTION

4. How to Prepare for a Presentation?
WWhhaatt iiss iitt??
WWhhyy uussee iitt??
WWhheenn t too u ussee i tit??

5. Audience :
Pinpoint your
audience.
Consider your
motives. Think about the setting.

6. How to Rehearse Your Speech :
“Rehearsing even one time will improve your
confidence in your material.”
•Create the speech setting
•Take notes
•Experiment
•Time yourself
•Use all that you learn
•Audio Recordings
•Video Recordings

7. "practice makes perfect."
Practicing your speech is good.
Practicing your speech with an audience is better.
Practicing your speech with someone who will give you
honest feedback is best.

8. During the presentation
 Characteristics of a good public speaker :
 Be early
 Be confident and comfortable
 Make eye contact
 Speak with a message
 Move and use gestures
 Be sure to have inflection in your voice
 Keep your smile

9. At the end
You've probably heard the presentations that end in
something like "um... yeah," Your conclusion is your
final impression on your audience, including your
teacher. Make it exciting by introducing a final
statistic, or come up with something creative to do at
the end. Your conclusion can be anything so long as
your audience knows you're finished.

10. CONCLUSION
A good presentation is a POPTA presentation
Purpose Organization
Preparation Time Audience