Hi Citehr Friends,
It has been a while since I posted something on the '10 Simple Ways' Series, so here it goes!
10 Simple Ways to Beat the Fearful Presenter: This presentation will provide you with information to be a more confident presenter.
From India, Delhi
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617It has been a while since I posted something on the '10 Simple Ways' Series, so here it goes!
10 Simple Ways to Beat the Fearful Presenter: This presentation will provide you with information to be a more confident presenter.
From India, Delhi
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Thank you, Vipin, for the kind and encouraging words. Oasis of Learning is happy to start another series named 'Learning Drops'. Check out the first edition at: https://www.citehr.com/517573-learni...ml#post2206439
Happy Learning...
From India, Delhi
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Hello Mr. Atul Sharma,
A very nice compendium of preparation points arranged in a good sequence. In my experience, there are two more areas that cause butterflies in the stomach.
First, people are skeptical about their lack of fluency in the language. They can certainly work on this in advance to gain confidence. Break big ideas into small sentences or bullet points.
Secondly, whatever is presented, a presenter should be thorough about his subject. In the audience, he can expect all sorts of people. Two important classifications: Those who support and those who oppose a thought. The presenter should try to garner support to his advantage. In a tight situation, encourage them to speak as you mentally gather your own points.
Your views please,
V. Raghunathan
From India
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A very nice compendium of preparation points arranged in a good sequence. In my experience, there are two more areas that cause butterflies in the stomach.
First, people are skeptical about their lack of fluency in the language. They can certainly work on this in advance to gain confidence. Break big ideas into small sentences or bullet points.
Secondly, whatever is presented, a presenter should be thorough about his subject. In the audience, he can expect all sorts of people. Two important classifications: Those who support and those who oppose a thought. The presenter should try to garner support to his advantage. In a tight situation, encourage them to speak as you mentally gather your own points.
Your views please,
V. Raghunathan
From India
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