Plan your presentation carefully
Don’t have too much text on slides. Use dot points and key words
Practise giving your presentation, by yourself and/or with a friend
Practise words that you find difficult to pronounce
Don’t read word-for-word from a script or slides
Don't rush. Speak more slowly and clearly than in conversation
Check your timing. Many students talk for too long
Check the facilities. Make sure you know how to use equipment and software
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Develop an opening hook that takes advantage of a startling image or fact. Organize your speech or presentation the way you would organize a research paper.
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