The document provides an overview of a presentation skills course. It includes an agenda that covers introducing oneself, what makes a good presentation, presentation tips, and examples of good and bad presentations. Students are asked to practice their public speaking and give mini presentations on topics like the effects of smoking. The goal is to help students improve their presentation delivery skills, content, message, and ability to engage their audience.

1. THE POWER OF PRESENTATION David Deubelbeiss www.esnips.com/web/PresentationsSETI

2. Today’s Agenda Course Intro. Present Yourself! What makes a good presentation? Presentation Tips: Video What NOT to do! / The perfect presentation Did they do a good job? Videos Mini Presentations. Present some info.

3. The Person I am Canadian, Toronto, World traveled Large Family, born on a farm Virgo: Perfectionist, thinker, tidy

4. My Education / Career History Anthropology, B. Ed. 1990 Many places / types of students Korea

5. Goals for this course. Public speaking practice English fluency Learn from others

6. State your arguments orderly! First of all / In the first place Most importantly / To begin, 2. Secondly / What’s more Furthermore / In addition 3. Lastly / Last but not least Finally / Let’s not forget

7. What makes a good presentation? YOU DELIVERY SKILLS CONTENT MESSAGE AUDIENCE INTEREST ?

8. WHICH TIPS ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT? There are many things you should do right, if you want to deliver a great presentation. In small groups, look at the teaching tips the teacher gives your group. One by one, discuss and write the tip under one of the following headings. NOT TOO HELPFUL HELPFUL ESSENTIAL _________ ____________ _________ Cue Cards

10. THE PERFECT PRESENTATION Show your passion

11. THE PERFECT PRESENTATION Start strong

12. THE PERFECT PRESENTATION Keep it Short

13. THE PERFECT PRESENTATION Move away from the podium

14. THE PERFECT PRESENTATION Make eye contact

15. THE PERFECT PRESENTATION Be courteous gracious professional

16. Presentation Tips

17. Parts of a Presentation Greeting Opening: Question / Fact / Story Introductory Sentence Body: 1 2 3 Conclusion Thank you

18. Give a Mini Speech Smoking / Not Smoking Opening – Outline Sentence – 1. 2. 3. Conclusion

19. I HAVE A DREAM