演示技巧-Effective Presentation Skills.ppt

Main secret of being a good presenter Have faith in yourself and your message, explore all phases of subject Careful preparation provides the solid ground you need to support your self-confidence Tell yourself you can do it , that you are more qualified than any member of the audience to give this particular talk. Do not pause to say sorry if you miss something. If you are well equipped, you can stay calm . Always concentrate on your subject more than the audience. * * * * * ur * People are 43% more likely to be persuaded. Makes your ideas easier to understand. People will remember – 85% of everything we learn comes from information taken in visually. One picture is worth 8 minutes of talking. Asma Zafar Use Your Voice Effectively Pitch : Refers to the highness or lowness of your voice Tend to speak in one major area. Lower your pitch if it is usually high. We use to assign meaning. Like (“It’s Not What You Say, But How You Say It”) Is the loudness of your voice Created by forcing air through your vocal cord by using your abdominal muscles. You want to speak loud enough that everyone in your audience can hear you. Speed at which you speak Most people speak between 130 and 190 words per minute You want to speak at a rate that the audience will be able to understand but not so slow that they want to finish your sentences for them. Sound of your voice tone Your tongue, palate, teeth and lips create your tone This effects how you say your words, how you pronounce them and the overall sound of you voice Must work toward a balanced, Voice Mono occurs: When a speaker uses the same pitch, volume, and rate for every word, sentence, or one Voice paragraph of the speech Use expression, vocal variety, in your voice. In normal communication our pitch, rate, qualities will change . Repeating vocal pattern : Occurs when every sentence sounds the same because of the rate and pitch. Filler words: These words or sounds