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This document provides tips for giving a good presentation, including having a good introduction to attract attention, setting the scene, using figures of speech, sensory language, providing new information, avoiding repetition, speaking with confidence, using tag questions, having a powerful closing, maintaining eye contact, speaking loudly with different tones, not standing still, and being made by an academic consultant.
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How to make good Presentation
- 2. 1- Good introduction , self introduction. You must have good introduction that can attract the audience’s attention .
- 3. 2- Setting the scene : You must set the scene , specify the place .
- 4. 3- Figures of speech : try to use one or more of the figures of speech like : Metaphor, simile, paradox .etc.
- 5. 4- Sensory language : you should use meaningful and correct sentences.
- 6. 5- Informative presentation : your presentation should have new information .
- 7. 6- Complete thought : you should cover your topic well . Avoid repetiton.
- 8. 7- Self confidence : you should be self-confident.
- 9. 8- Tag –question : to attract the audience’s attention. Use tag question.
- 10. 9- Powerful closing; ending. use powerful sentences to end.
- 11. 10- Eye contact ; your sight . Never look at one side of your audience.
- 12. 11- Voice quality : always speak loudly .You can use different tones .
- 13. 12- Stage anchors ; moving : you shouldn’t stand without moving.
- 14. Made by : Mr. khaled Abdulhakim EDI Academic Consultant & Academic Principal at Imperial International School
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