CHAPTER 5 PRESENTATIONS SKILLS

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CHAPTER 5PRESENTATIONS SKILLSIntroduction ObjectivesDefinitionsPreparationStructur eTimingDelivery (full script versus notes)Form of languageEnvironment (equipment, facilities)Visual aids / material for distributionVerbal (voice, intonation, appropriate language)Non-verbal (eye-contact, body language, hand gestures)Interacting with audience and managing questionsHandling nervesRehearsalFeedbackActivitiesFurther readingsSOFT SKILLS -142-SOFT SKILLSPRESENTATIONS SKILLSPRESENTATIONS SKILLSINTRODUCTIONWell-developed presentation SKILLS enable you to communicate clearly, precisely and effectively in a variety of modes or registers and settings.

structure of your presentation will depend on the topic that you are dealing with, but in general there should include: • An introduction, outlining the aim of your presentation and the areas your talk will focus on • The main body, containing the substance of your talk and developing the ideas outlined in the introduction

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