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This document provides guidance on how to structure an effective presentation. It recommends that the introduction establish credibility, capture the main message in a topic sentence, and get the audience's attention. The body should illustrate main points using examples, statistics, and vivid language to stir emotion. The conclusion should briefly summarize key points and leave a memorable parting statement. The document also describes an activity where participants identify good and bad delivery techniques from experiences and gives groups practice developing and delivering short presentations.
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- 1. “Great speakers aren’t born, they are trained.” PRESENTION BY WARDAH AZHAR LECTURER
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- 3. Read the statement A walk in the the park
- 4. Writing the Presentation • Introduction: Establish your relationship with the audience and let them know what to expect. For example, one approach is to: Introduce yourself and establish credibility. Capture the essence of your message in a single topic sentence. Make your personal stance clear. Get your audience’s attention through relevant humor, provocative statements, startling facts, or rhetorical questions.
- 5. Discussion: This section illustrates or proves your viewpoint. Present your main points using statistics, details, and analogies. To stir emotion in the audience, let your enthusiasm and sincerity show. Use vivid language. Personalize your message through anecdotes or examples.
- 6. Conclusion: The end of a presentation should be as carefully orchestrated as the other sections. For example: Tell the audience you are about to bring your remarks to a close. Briefly summarize your main points. Make a memorable parting statement.
- 7. Activity 1 work in small groups to list good and bad presentation delivery techniques that you have witnessed, and then transfer those ideas on to paper. You will be prompted to think of lessons you have witnessed.
- 8. Follow Up of Activity 1 Put the papers on the wall and each group is requested to prompt in turn to explain the two best and two worst techniques that they have come up with.
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