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The document provides tips for giving oral presentations. It recommends practicing presentations by speaking in front of mirrors or having family members listen. Good organization is key, with an introduction to hook the audience, body with supporting ideas, and conclusion recapping main points. Presenters should speak to the entire audience, make eye contact, stand up straight, and avoid reading directly from notes or keeping hands in pockets. Proper breathing and practice are also emphasized for giving a splendid oral presentation.
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- 1. ORAL PRESENTATIONS BY: BRUNA PINTO
- 3. ORGANISATION ORGANIZATION 1.INTRODUCTION – HOOK THE AUDIENCE 2.BODY – EXAMPLES/ SUPPORTING IDEAS 3.CONCLUSION – RECAP WHAT WAS SAID
- 4. HOW TO HAVE A SPLENDID ORAL PRESENTATION??? PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE PRESENT TO YOU AND YOURSELF! TALK TO YOU IN FRONT OF THE MIRROR! FORCE YOU MOTHER TO LISTEN TO YOU, EVEN THOUGH SHE DOESN’S SPEAK ENGLISH.
- 5. WHAT YOU SHOULDN’T DO: o Don’t look and talk only to the professor when your audience includes more people. oDon’t keep your head down all the time; apparently people don’t bite. oDon’t keep your hands in your pocket oPay attention to you posture.
- 6. What you mustn't do: PLEEEEEEEEEEAAAAASE, DON’T READ!!!!
- 7. And, don’t forget to BREATHE!!!!
- 8. References • http://www.monash.edu.au/lls/llonline/quickrefs/ • http://www4.caes.hku.hk/epc/presentation/ Presenting in English: how to give successful presentations by Mark Powell