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This document discusses presentation skills and how to overcome fears of public speaking. It defines a presentation as explaining something clearly and appropriately. The purpose is to present information to an audience. Common fears presenters face include stage fright, lack of confidence, and microphone anxiety. The document recommends ways to overcome these fears such as knowing your subject well, getting organized, practicing your presentation, deep breathing, and focusing on your material rather than the audience. It quotes Ralph Waldo Emerson on the topic of presentations.
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Presentation Skills
- 1. PRESENTATION SKILLS By MOMIL ASIM
- 2. Speech Anxiety How to beat fear of public speaking Purpose of Presentation
- 3. WHAT IS PRESENTATION ?? To present something, to elaborate something. By it we can explain more clearly or appropriately To present something, to elaborate something. By it we can explain more clearly or appropriately
- 6. FEARS OF PRESENTER : Stage fright Lack of Confidence Mike fear
- 7. HOW TO OVERCOME FEARSKnowing your subject Get Organized Practice Do some deep breathing Focus on your Material, not on your audience
- 9. As The RALPH WALDO EMERSON Said So :
Editor's Notes
- Topics on which we debate are as follows:
- Topics on which we debate are as follows: