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TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL PRESENTATIONS

Preparation

  • Practice your presentation and know your subject well.
  • Prepare handouts for your audience that highlight the main points of your presentation.

Format

  • Think “multi-media!”  Use a variety of formats, including video images, slides, overheads, computer graphics, 3-D models, and 2-D presentation boards.  Plan carefully to make sure you have all of the equipment you need.
  • Use materials such as poster board, markers, colored paper, and cardboard to prepare “professional style” presentation boards.

Standards

  • Set high standards for your presentation; check all written work for grammar and spelling errors; create a clear graphic layout; and thoroughly label all products and exhibition board.
  • Ask your Mentor to review the materials before your presentation.

Speech Organization

  • Introduction:  Introduce your topic and try to capture the audience’s attention.
  • Body:  List and explain four key points that you want to make:
    • Point 1:  How did you become interested in the topic?
    • Point 2:  What did you learn from the research?
    • Point 3:  What did you learn from the Project?
    • Point 4:  What did you learn about yourself and how has this information affected your plans for the future?
  • Connect the introduction, learning, and possible plans for the future.

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