香港中文大学物理系暑期夏令营.ppt

The discussion session should concentrate on developing a few points clearly and precisely Use anecdotes, stories, humorous observations, or illustrations to help your audience visualize the meaning of the facts and statistics. Cue your audience that your conclusion is forthcoming State clearly and explicitly exactly what actions you would like the listeners to take. Effective Presentations (KU Medical Centre) /SAH/OTEd/jradel/effective.html Give excellent advice for those who need to present at conferences There are sections on developing effective presentations, designing visual aids and creating effective poster presentations There is a useful list of links Presentation Helper / invaluable advice on different types of oral presentations information on job interview presentations a list of ideas for topics for persuasive speeches Interactive Lesson on Overcoming the Fear of Speaking to Groups /speaking/fearwbt.htm#5 MC questions with immediate feedback to make you think about presentations * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Presentation Skills Workshop Mountain Barrier Hill Barrier Bridge the barrier with your voice, eye contact and visual aids Introduction – qualities of a good speaker The structure of a formal speech Explain the verbal and non-verbal cues which can help you present your ideas clearly to the audience Practice Tasks – Each student in the group has to given a 5-minute impromptu speech What sort of presentations do you need to do? Present your projects/assignments Job Interview – impromptu presentations; group discussion skills Seminars and conferences Oral defense of your thesis Basic rules in presentation The 3 Vs = Vocal (voice), Visual and verbal (language, i.e. content) Maintain good eye contact, use some gestures, have some facial expressions (but don’t overdo it), proper dress code, eliminate the “ums” “ahs”, have voice vocal variety (avoid using a monotone) Take a deep breath to relax yourself 8 ways to draw th