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- Plan and practice your movement for during your talk
- Don’t begin until you’re ready
- Practice concepts, not words
- Exercise before your talk
- Do deep breathing exercises
- Warm up your voice
- Drop your hands when you aren’t gesturing
- Acknowledge your anxiety and address any unrealistic fears
- Have a gimmick in each part of your talk
- Mingle before your talk to increase your comfort level
- If maintaining eye contact makes you nervous, look at the audiences ears instead.
Tuesday, 23 September 2014
09:12
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you have to have confidence in you and abide folowing tip
ReplyDeleteA public speaker, be it in the classroom situation or elsewhere should first of all have ample practice before actual presentation.
ReplyDeleteHave courage to stand infront of the class and think before you talk. (AKANDE AJOKE ABIMBOLA)
ReplyDeletePlan your movement in front of a mirrow before the deal day
ReplyDeleteplan how to speak in public and classroom.
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