英文演讲技巧.pptVIP

Do’s Choose color, font, typeface carefully Face the audience as much as possible Keep visual aids as clear as possible Use a pointer wherever possible Number your slides and ensure you have a content and summary slide Don’ts Don’t put up so much information at a time Don’t block the audiences view Don’t start a presentation without being very familiar with your slides Delivering your message Controlling Presentation Nerves Body language Communication When speaking in public our bodies naturally with into a “Fight” mechanism Adrenaline (肾上腺素）will be pumped into your system. The following situation always happen: Legs wobble and unintentional movement occur Body temperature will increase, sweaty and suffer from a hot forehead Feel stressed, stumble over your words making you speak a lot faster Voice goes dry and you become dehydrated Controlling Presentation Nerves Effective and deeply breathing Dressing, control the body temperature Stand stable, stop unnecessary movement Hold your hand, put them a little bit under your chest Learn to control your adrenalin You will need to be aware of your body language from the moment you stand up until your presentation is completed People form 90% of their opinion of someone in the 1st 90 seconds A brilliantly prepared presentation can be ruined(荒废) if accompanied by negative or hostile(敌对的) body language Body Language Eye contact Essential, try to involve the whole audience Face shown has a correct zone for positive eye contact Distance Movement Move around can catch attention Body and Limbs Upright, feet apart, weight evenly distributed Facial Expression Body Language Summary of Delivering As a presenter being nervous is natural. Preventative measures must be made to ensure that your nerves aren’t shown to the audience Research has shown that the delivery of a presentation is impacted by : body language 30%, voice 40% Failure to realize this will result in a