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Ettiquette Short
Ettiquette Short
ABA
S
BY HAN
K
Listen Actively
Participate Positively
Respect Personal Space
Use Polite Language
Express Gratitude
Avoid Interrupting
Be Supportive
Seek Feedback
STUDENTS
RESPONSIBILITIES
TOWARDS THEIR
Stand Up
PROFESSORS
Make Eye Contact
Offer a Smile
Use a Polite Tone
Listen and Respond
Use Formal Language
Respect Personal Space
Thank Them When Appropriate
PRESENTATION ETIQUETTES
Creating and delivering a PowerPoint presentation
involves not only the content but also the manner in
which you present it. Following good etiquette can help
you engage your audience effectively and make a
positive impression. Here are some etiquette tips for
PowerPoint presentations.
1. Know Your Audience
3. Slide Design
4. Visuals
6. Timing
7. Interactivity
9. Rehearse
10.Technology
12. Handouts
13. Q&A
Self-Doubt
Avoidance of Challenges
Negative Self-Talk
Difficulty Accepting Compliments
Perfectionism
Lack of Assertiveness
Social Withdrawal
Physical Signs
Comparing Oneself to Others
Over-Apologizing
Procrastination
Difficulty Making Decisions
TO CONCLUDE
It's important to note that under confidence can vary in intensity
from person to person. It is a common human experience, and
many people struggle with it at various points in their lives.
Building self-confidence often involves self-awareness, self-
compassion, setting realistic goals, and seeking support or
guidance from mentors, therapists, or support groups when
needed.
THANK YOU