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Effective Student Presentations

Always keep constant eye contact with the audience.

Never have hands in pockets or fidgeting.

Stand with feet shoulder width apart.

Speak slowly and clearly with crisp diction so that all may hear what is being said.

Bullet Points are more effective than large blocks of text.

When using a visual aid, students should remember that their connection is with the audience.

Students, when working in groups, should have it assigned ahead of time who will speak when.

Students should look at the audience or speaker as opposed to the slide that is being discussed.

Confidence is key!

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