Presentation skills

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PRESENTATION SKILLS From Finny

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Covering the basics for presenting your research to the world.

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PRESENTATION SKILLS

From Finny

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Speech or Self: More Important?

“People trust their ears

less than their eyes.”

- Herodotus

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“One who forms a judgment on any point but cannot explain it clearly might as well never have thought at all on the subject.” - Pericles

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Before the Presentation

• Get a good night’s sleep! *6-8 hours (not over / under)

• Eat a legitimate breakfast! *carbs, fats, calories = energy! *caffeine curse

• Use the restroom at least 5-10 minutes before! *don’t make us wait

• Make sure you have water available

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Don’t Worry

• Preparation saves!

• Think positive

• Most nerves aren’t visible

• Simple visuals

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Essentials

• Dress impeccably• Establish eye contact

early• Intro = Life (or death)• Be present • Speak clearly (practice)

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Speaking 1: Tongue Twisters

I am a thistle sifter. I have seven sieves of unsifted thistles, and seven sieves of sifted thistles…because I am a thistle

sifter.

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The sixth sheik’s sixth

sheep’s sick.

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Double bubble gum

bubbles double.

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Rubber baby buggy bumpers.

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Speaking 2: Pauses

• Credibility

• Gravity

• Variety

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Pausing Example

“They build your basic character. They mold you for your future roles as the custodians of the nation's defense. They make you strong enough to know when you are weak, and brave enough to face yourself when you are afraid.”

-Douglas MacArthur

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Speaking 3: Loudness

• Mics are half the battle

• Standard + 30

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“Secondary Matters”

• Movement

*intention

• Gestures / Expressions

*hands, face

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Adrenaline

Anxiety vs Excitement

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Time

• Keep track of time

• Don’t make it obvious

• Copy of PowerPoint

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The End

• Make sure it ENDS!

• Summarize, Emphasize, Inspire

• SMILE!

• Thank your audience