1.
by:
Mechelle D. Tumanda
(MAIT)
Educ 212

2.
Objectives:
1. Identify the different presentation skills
2. Synthesize all the tips learned to make an
effective presentation
3. Design an effective Presentation

3.
Excellent Ways to Start
a Presentation
Tell a captivating storyTell a captivating story
Show a photoShow a photo
Ask though-provoking questionAsk though-provoking question

4.
State a shocking statistic/ headlineState a shocking statistic/ headline
Use a powerful quoteUse a powerful quote
Use a prop / creative visual aidUse a prop / creative visual aid

5.
1. Show your Passion and Connect with
your Audience
2. Focus on your Audience’s Needs
3. Keep it Simple: Concentrate on your
Core Message
4. Smile and Make Eye Contact with
your Audience

6.
5. Start Strongly
6. Use a font size of no less than
30 point in your PowerPoint
presentation.
7. Tell Stories
8. Use your Voice Effectively
9. Use your Body Too
10. Relax, Breathe and Enjoy

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8.
 The Content should be relevant to the
audience.
 Suit your presentation to your Audience
and Venue
 Make frequent eye contact with the audience –
pick two or three people seated in different
places and look at them
 Make your Visual Aids support and not
detract from the presentation
 Lastly, be prepared. Be confident !!!

9.
 The big moment has arrived . . . you knew it would . . .
that's why you're here. You've been asked to speak to
the morning gathering of the Chamber of Commerce. At
the time they invited you it didn't seem like such a bad
idea, but now the chairperson is introducing you, will
momentarily announce your name and welcome you to
the platform amid thunderous applause.
 Your stomach just did a flip flop, a strange numbness is
starting to overtake your body, and is that a little
perspiration on your forehead?
 We've all been there in that very spot waiting for the
introducer to say our name and jolt us into reality.
 Ninety-nine percent of all speakers have some form of
anxiety before they get up to speak.

10.
1.Occasionally I get nervous or
have sweaty palms before I have
to speak.
2. I am more concerned about
"getting the speech over with"
than making sure my audience is
taking away information of value.

11.
3.I frequently lose my place
in the middle of a speech.
4.I have a tendency to
ramble on sometimes.
5. I'm often uncomfortable in
Q & A sessions.

12.
6. My presentation opening is
typically "thank you for inviting
me here" or "I'm pleased to be
here today".
7.My presentations frequently
end without a call to action or
suggestion of a next step.

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8. I read my presentation word
for word.
9. I never seem to know what
to do with my hands during the
presentation.
10. I would like to have better
eye contact with my audience.

14.
Total all of it.
Well, how did
you score?

15.
If you scored 100,
congratulations . . . you can write
next month's column!
 If you scored between 80 and
100, consider yourself to be a
pretty good, competent speaker.
You're fairly at home on the
platform and almost always get
your point across.

16.
 If you scored between 60 and 80, you
are an average business speaker. You
know where your shortcomings are and
have a desire to be more effective in
getting your message across. You
have a few minor kinks that can be
worked out. In today's challenging
business environment you know you
have to get better to stay competitive.

17.
If you scored below 60 you have a lot
of room to grow, but with dedication
and practice you will become a better
speaker.
If you scored below 40, that indicates
a lot of 3's and 4's on your test sheet,
strongly indicating many areas on
which you need to seriously focus if
you are to improve your speaking
skills.


18.
Good speakers
are made,
not born.

19.
 http://www.skillsyouneed.com/presentation-skills
 http://www.skillsyouneed.com/present/presentation-tips
 http://www.skillsyouneed.com/present/prepare-presentation
 http://www.skillsyouneed.com/present/presentation-
 http://www.skillsyouneed.com/present/presentation-tips
 http://lms.colum.edu/course/info
 https://www.businesstrainingworks.com/presentation-skills-training-course
 http://www.richspeaking.com/articles/Test_Your_Presentation_Skills.htm