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Prepare, plan and practice your presentation. Determine your purpose and audience, consider their knowledge level and needs. Prepare an introduction to engage them, fill the body with relevant content, and provide an effective conclusion. Practice delivering your presentation to refine it based on feedback, with the goal of teaching or convincing your audience through an organized presentation tailored to their needs.
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- 3. 3 Consider your audience Identify characteristics Audience knowledge level
- 4. Know the audience Know the purpose of speech What is the output required Total no of participants
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