The document provides guidelines for oral presentations, recommending that presenters be well prepared by knowing their topic without reading directly, using notes or flashcards as guides. Presenters should be enthusiastic through proper pronunciation, body language, an introduction and conclusion, projecting their voice at a formal level without directly interacting with the audience, and using PowerPoint illustrations instead of overloaded text.

1. Guidelines for Oral
Presentations

2. 1. Be prepared.
2. Know what you are going to
say.
3. Do not read.
4. Use notes, or flashcard with
key words as a guide.
5. Be sure you know the
pronunciation of words
important to your topic.
6. Be enthusiastic.
7. Use body language to help

3. 7. Have a proper introduction and
conclusion.
8. Project your voice adequately.
9. Remember that at this level,
presentations are formal.
10.It is not necessary to interact
with the audience.
11.Power Point presentations
should be illustrative and not
charged with text.