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Educational Guidance

Educational Guidance. Giving Presentations. Overview of Today’s Tutorial. Giving presentations The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly What not to do How to become a better speaker. When Asked to Speak Don’t Freak !. All the great speakers were bad speakers at first (Ralph Waldo Emerson)

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Educational Guidance

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  1. Educational Guidance Giving Presentations UL Careers Service

  2. Overview of Today’s Tutorial • Giving presentations • The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly • What not to do • How to become a better speaker UL Careers Service

  3. When Asked to Speak Don’t Freak! • All the great speakers were bad speakers at first (Ralph Waldo Emerson) • Fact: 99% of people would rather die than stand up and speak in front of a group (Survey from Book of Lists) UL Careers Service

  4. The Good, The Bad & The Ugly • Think about previous presentations/speeches/talks/lectures you’ve attended… • Select……… • 3 criteria from the best of these • 3 criteria from the worst of these • (3 min each list) • You can use examples from your school days, television characters etc UL Careers Service

  5. Don’t Read From a Prepared Speech – Boring! • I frequently write articles about, and sell photographs of herps, herpetoculture, and traveling to see, photograph, and collect herps in and out of the United States.  Many appear in popular books and magazines.  I've authored the monthly herp question and answer column "Herpetological Queries"inREPTILESmagazine since its inception in 1993, and also provide the "Bits & Pieces" herp quiz in each issue too.  I have also co-authored and photographed The Corn Snake Manual (published in 2000) with my wife, Kathy. •          I've been active in herpetoculture and the pet business for a long time, watching it blossom and grow since the early 1970s.  I was co-owner of Glades Herp, Inc. in Ft. Myers, Florida from its creation in 1989 until March of 1996.  That experience gave me keen familiarity with import / export laws and how the pet industry works; I've sure seen it change and evolve immensely!  All the time, I've followed the history while taking numerous slides to document progress along the way.  Due to my innate history-gathering tendency, I was invited to specifically speak on that very subject at the Second World Congress of Herpetology in Adelaide, Australia in 1994. •          Please feel free to contact me to discuss details and fees if your group is interested in having me talk to them.   I can probably tailor a slide show to meet your exacting situation or needs.   UL Careers Service

  6. Improve Your Presentation Skills • People remember the first and last things they hear • 3 steps • Tell them what you’re going to tell them • Tell them • Tell them what you told them • Practice, practice, practice! UL Careers Service

  7. Improve Your Presentation Skills • Use personal examples • Keep it simple • Be sincere • Less is more • Involve the audience • Be prepared for questions • Make eye contact UL Careers Service

  8. Improve Your Presentation Skills • Drink lots of water • Move around • Don’t use bad language or tasteless jokes • Practice in front of a live audience beforehand • Know your audience UL Careers Service

  9. Improve Your Presentation Skills • Be enthusiastic • Be aware of your vocal projection & work on it • Slow down • Eliminate distractions- mobiles off • Use stories, graphics, pictures UL Careers Service

  10. How to become a better speaker • Use key words • Bullet points • Visual aids • Index cards for notes • Different coloured cards (green-intro, yellow-main points, red-close) • Make sure notes are big enough UL Careers Service

  11. Improve Your Presentation Skills • Check out the room beforehand • Nervousness & Fear- perfectly natural • Go first • Use notes • Breathe deeply REMEMBER The audience wants you to succeed UL Careers Service

  12. Finally • Next week and the week after • Over to you – Each person to report to group what they’ve found out about various courses. • 5- 10 min each. UL Careers Service

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