The document provides tips for improving presentation skills, including maintaining proper posture, making eye contact with students, using facial expressions to engage audiences, designing slides with clear formatting and visuals, encouraging interaction through questions, giving additional explanations when needed, summarizing key ideas, introducing group members face-to-face, and using vocal techniques like varying tone and pausing for emphasis. The writer encourages leaving comments to help each other improve and stresses that students should work as a supportive learning community.
The document provides tips for improving presentation skills, including maintaining proper posture, making eye contact with students, using facial expressions to engage audiences, designing slides with clear formatting and visuals, encouraging interaction through questions, giving additional explanations when needed, summarizing key ideas, introducing group members face-to-face, and using vocal techniques like varying tone and pausing for emphasis. The writer encourages leaving comments to help each other improve and stresses that students should work as a supportive learning community.
The document provides tips for improving presentation skills, including maintaining proper posture, making eye contact with students, using facial expressions to engage audiences, designing slides with clear formatting and visuals, encouraging interaction through questions, giving additional explanations when needed, summarizing key ideas, introducing group members face-to-face, and using vocal techniques like varying tone and pausing for emphasis. The writer encourages leaving comments to help each other improve and stresses that students should work as a supportive learning community.
- formal posture - arms above the waist - control the movement of arms - only move when necessary - use suitable hand movement to emphasize the speech - avoid using finger to point at the slide or your students, use your palm instead 2. Eye Contact: At least looking at some students in both rows; avoid looking up or down or fake EC 3. Facial expression: try to express enthusiastic facial expression 4. Slides: - use different colors/ font type/ font size/ capital letters to emphasize the key ideas - be more careful in choosing the color of the text when you choise the dark background ( it can be high- contrasted in your laptop but low-contrasted on the screen because of the quality of the projector) - choose suitable photos or icons to attract your students more; remember to avoid using photos with copyright images - use simple animations and let each idea appears when you explain 5. Encourage more interaction: instead of providing information all the time, you can change the atmosphere by asking an easy question, asking std to make a simple choice between 2 ideas. For example, instead of stating "the reason is that..." you can ask "Do you know why....?" 6. Give more explanation when necessary: when you present, if you guess that your students don't undertstand your information, try to repeat or paraphrase the idea in an easier quay 7. Summary: In order to help your students remember the information you present, it is a good idea for you to summarize the key ideas using keywords or even images to provoke thinking and finally leave them a final thought 8. Introducing members of your group: instead of facing the slide and reading the name of each member, why don't you face your group members and use your palm to introduce their names 9. Maximize the voicing techniques your learnt in Presentation Skills class: at least vary your tone, rate, stress and pause at the suitable place. Those are some concerns I took notes from our presentation in the morning. If you can realize any thing else, please leave the comments. Please help you, your friends and ME!!!!!! We are a family and we learn from each other. Do you want A BONUS?