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    1) People often feel nervous speaking in public and may not project their voice loudly enough for all audience members to hear clearly. It is important for presenters to speak loudly with confidence so that the audience listens and engages with the presentation. 2) When presenting, public speakers should look up from their notes and make eye contact with people in the audience rather than reading the entire presentation. Maintaining eye contact helps engage the audience. 3) Presenters should consider using body language and gestures to enhance their presentation and keep the audience engaged, rather than standing still without movement.

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    1) People often feel nervous speaking in public and may not project their voice loudly enough for all audience members to hear clearly. It is important for presenters to speak loudly with confidence so that the audience listens and engages with the presentation. 2) When presenting, public speakers should look up from their notes and make eye contact with people in the audience rather than reading the entire presentation. Maintaining eye contact helps engage the audience. 3) Presenters should consider using body language and gestures to enhance their presentation and keep the audience engaged, rather than standing still without movement.

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    1) People often feel nervous speaking in public and may not project their voice loudly enough for all audience members to hear clearly. It is important for presenters to speak loudly with confidence so that the audience listens and engages with the presentation. 2) When presenting, public speakers should look up from their notes and make eye contact with people in the audience rather than reading the entire presentation. Maintaining eye contact helps engage the audience. 3) Presenters should consider using body language and gestures to enhance their presentation and keep the audience engaged, rather than standing still without movement.

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    Voice

    People get nervous when they speak in public. Even if you think you are speaking loud enough, the
    audience may not hear you clearly. Projecting your voice is a very important presentation skill because the
    audience are more likely to listen and be engaged if you appear confident.
    Let’s try this activity to see if you speak loud enough for everybody in the classroom.

    front front

    ……

    Louder please can’t hear

    Eye Contact
    You can read from your notes briefly during your presentation, but not the whole time! It is important to
    have your head up, looking at the audience. Make sure that you make eye contact with people in the
    audience while you are talking. Let’s try this activity! (Classroom scanner)

    Body Language (Gesture)


    As an audience member, which do you think is better to see during a presentation? Let’s think about what
    body languages (gestures) you can use for your presentation.

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    START FINISH START FINISH

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