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THE OFFICIAL CALIFORNIA PLUS BOOMER 'N WHISKERS THREAD! (pg. 338)
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| whiskers |
| quote: | Originally posted by Boomer187
it gets easier after 4-8 years though, so there is hope.
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thanks, that makes me feel SO invariably better... ;)
can't believe, only 4-8 years more and it will get easier...
/panic attack |
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| Echo of Silence |
Don't panic, whiskers. There are things you can do to make giving a presentation easier.
What class is this anyway?
Key to good presentation:
1. Don't try to say too much. Worst presentations are when people try to "dump" too much information on the audience.
2. When you plan your presentation, plan it as you plan a paper. Organize your thoughts. Use only the thoughts that are pertinent to the subject.
3. Prepare. Know your subject matter well. Then, know the format of the presentation well. Practice. Speak slowly and clearly. Practice. Play games when you practice like give the presentation in Spanish. Now, give it in German. Then, give it in Swedish or French. Do it backwards. Don't read it. Know it.
4. Have clear notes. Again, don't read the presentation but refer to notes if you falter. If you are well prepared you won't falter.
5. During presentation, speak to the person who is farthest away from you. And look at others in the eyes and when they smile when you look, blush.
GUARANTEED A+.;) |
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| Boomer187 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Echo of Silence
Don't panic, whiskers. There are things you can do to make giving a presentation easier.
What class is this anyway?
Key to good presentation:
1. Don't try to say too much. Worst presentations are when people try to "dump" too much information on the audience.
2. When you plan your presentation, plan it as you plan a paper. Organize your thoughts. Use only the thoughts that are pertinent to the subject.
3. Prepare. Know your subject matter well. Then, know the format of the presentation well. Practice. Speak slowly and clearly. Practice. Play games when you practice like give the presentation in Spanish. Now, give it in German. Then, give it in Swedish or French. Do it backwards. Don't read it. Know it.
4. Have clear notes. Again, don't read the presentation but refer to notes if you falter. If you are well prepared you won't falter.
5. During presentation, speak to the person who is farthest away from you. And look at others in the eyes and when they smile when you look, blush.
GUARANTEED A+.;) |
crap, I can barely speak the one language I know..english.
one thing I found that helps is to put "SLOW DOWN!!11" in your notes periodically. I put it every other line.
now fielding questions during your speech is another skill altogether. I am learning that now in grad school. they ask indepth questions that you have no idea about, so you do have to be good at BSin. that goes a long way. |
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| fuct4less |
| body language, vocal fluctuation, and physical appearance are crucial aspects to presentations, too. |
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| whiskers |
yeah, if only i could speak english
see, me no speak english very good |
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| fuct4less |
| quote: | Originally posted by whiskers
yeah, if only i could speak english
see, me no speak english very good |
if you engrish are bad, dü wat i r dü:
present naked, it always works as a distraction. :p |
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| whiskers |
| quote: | Originally posted by fuct4less
if you engrish are bad, dü wat i r dü:
present naked, it always works as a distraction. :p |
but my pen0r is small, i'll be too worried about people laughing at it... |
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| fuct4less |
| quote: | Originally posted by whiskers
but my pen0r is small, i'll be too worried about people laughing at it... |
put a human skull over your crotch as a distraction to your distraction... |
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| Boomer187 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Bondor
im bored |
play spider solitaire, or bejeweled.
or make a sig for a +0 alliance. |
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| Bondor |
| quote: | Originally posted by Boomer187
play spider solitaire, or bejeweled.
or make a sig for a +0 alliance. |
im also working so i cant do anything except surf the net
+0 alliance? |
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