Practising Your Delivery.
5 quick tips of effective presentation :
- Know the goal
- Think about the sequence of the main points
- Jot down one or two key words
- Be concise
- Relate supporting facts or data to make and sell your point.

- Use physical activity to get the audience's attention - voice, posture and gestures.
- Present with facts and statistic. - create suspense feeling and also anticipation from audiences.
- Relate the topic with a simple joke - create a good laughter and warm feeling.
- Control and in depth understanding of the topic - to gain confidence from audiences on you.
- Relate a relevant story - Story-telling can be a comfortable and natural way to generate momentum for the rest of the speech.
Chapter 18
Handling Speech Anxiety

Below is some of the common symptoms of anxiety:
- "Racing" heart
- Feeling weak, faint, or dizzy
- Tingling or numbness in the hands and fingers
- Sense of terror, of impending doom or death
- Feeling sweaty or having chills
- Chest pains
- Breathing difficulties
- Feeling a loss of control
- Prepare ahead.
- Accept the fact that anxiety do exists.
- Practice breathing and relaxing.
- Use Visual Aids – PowerPoint, Posters, Objects, Videos
- Know your topic, audiences, yourself and speech
- Stay focus on the main point and message
- Dress to success and gain confident
- Act as if you are not afraid.
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