Giving a presentation terrifies most of us, especially when you have to talk in front of a crowd of people about an unfamiliar topic. However, there are many ways to make a good presentation. This post will give you some tips for making a simple presentation.
1. Introduction:- Yourself: Hi everyone, if you don't know me, let me introduce myself first/Hello, I see some new faces, let me introduce myself first
- Your topic:
+ Today, I'm going to talk about.../ I'll begin by... Then I'll go on to... Finally, I'll....
2. How to make a strong start:
- Problems -> solutions
- Giving some interesting facts: Do you know that... or I'm here to tell you
- Using short stories: I'll tell you a story about..../ Let me tell you a short story about...
- Using signposting language: I'll go into details/ I would like to elaborate on....
3. Dealing with problems:- You forget something: Where was I? or What was I talking about?
- Difficult questions:
+ First of all,... Then I will continue by.... To finish, I'll...
2. How to make a strong start:
- Problems -> solutions
- Giving some interesting facts: Do you know that... or I'm here to tell you
- Using short stories: I'll tell you a story about..../ Let me tell you a short story about...
- Using signposting language: I'll go into details/ I would like to elaborate on....
3. Dealing with problems:
- Difficult questions:
+ Delay the questions: I'm not in position to answer that right now, I'll get back to you later+ Deflect the answer: That's an interesting question. Before I answer, let me ask you: what's your view on this?
or Ask other people: You've raised an important point here. But I want to know: How does everyone else think about this?
- Dismiss the question:
+ Thank you for your input. But I don't see how that's connected to what I'm saying
+ I don't mean to be blunt, but I think that's not relevant to today's discussion
or Ask other people: You've raised an important point here. But I want to know: How does everyone else think about this?
- Dismiss the question:
+ Thank you for your input. But I don't see how that's connected to what I'm saying
+ I don't mean to be blunt, but I think that's not relevant to today's discussion
Rachel - CanaUp.com
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