How to give a powerful presentation
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This document provides tips for giving a powerful presentation. It recommends keeping the end goal in mind from the beginning by establishing a single theme or mission statement. It also suggests doing research and creating an outline to stay organized and not forget any objectives. The introduction should be engaging to capture attention, possibly using a song or video clip. Main points should be repeated in the introduction and conclusion while varying the wording. Technology like electronic whiteboards can be used to work interactively and save information for future reference.
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- 1. HOW TO GIVE A POWERFUL PRESENTATION By: Melissa Chaloux
- 2. KEEP THE END IN MIND, IN THE BEGINNING Before even giving a presentation, ask yourself what you would like your students to learn from this. Think of a single theme mission statement.
- 3. RESEARCH ● It helps to make an outline before giving a presentation, so you don’t forget or leave out anything. ● It also helps so you are well aware of what you want your objectives to be.
- 4. GIVE A KILLER INTRO ● Your intro needs to be big, to capture the student's attention. ● Try using a song or a short video clip about your subject
- 5. ORGANIZE EVERYTHING When explaining a series of events, or when something happened, make sure it is explained in your presentation sequentially. If you are speaking about cause and effect, you can speak more casually. Having your presentation organized properly will allow the viewers to be able to follow it easily and absorb the information.
- 6. REPEAT, REPEAT,REPEAT Repetition is a great way to reinforce material. ● Your repetitive points should be given in both the introduction and the conclusion. ● Be sure to change up the wording, you want to keep your main focus fresh yet familiar.
- 7. TECHNOLOGY YOU CAN USE ● Electronic Whiteboards ● These convert whiteboard images and text into computer files. ● Electronic whiteboards allow you to work interactively with your classroom's displays and save or print for future reference. Think about what in your classroom is readily available as well.
- 8. WHY I LOVE ELECTRONIC WHITEBOARDS http://www.squidoo.com/electronic-whiteboards-presentation
- 10. CITATION Lever-Duffy Judy, Teaching and Learning with Technology, Fourth Edition. Jukes, Ian. “Powerful presentations. “Bringing Down the House: Creating Sensational Knock-your-socks-off presentations(2005)Web February 11 2012.