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Structure 1st point 2 nd
point GOAL 3 rd point 4 th point Ideally, a presentation should have ONE GOAL supported by 3-5 KEY POINTS.
Slides LARGE BIG STATEMENT PICTURE
• Much • Smaller • Supporting KEY INDICATOR • Points A slide should have a CLEAR FOCAL POINT, something it is “about”.
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