Monday's assignment
Presentations
Task 1:
Listen to a radio interview with a communications consultant about giving presentations. Answer the questions below.
1. How does Melanie define a good presentation?
One is well prepare one is deliver
2. What three Ps of presentations does she mention? lot planing, preparation and practice
3. Why is it important to consider your audience when preparing a presentation? how familiar to the audience to learn and interesting to them, real need audience mood
4. How can you start your presentation? Give examples.
start your presentation like ice breaker something create report and relax even can be joke get relax listening picture start your presentation you should be confident what you saying
5. What is a presentation outline? point for
6. How can an outline help you in giving a good presentation?
signposes
7. What are signposts?
like first now for my next point
8. What other aspects of a presentation are important?
body language and voice are important
Task 2:
Listen to the interview again. Pay attention to the expressions below. Try to define each one based on your understanding, and then answer the questions below.
Idiom
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Meaning
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fall on deaf ears
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not pay attention
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be second nature
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to do some being nature
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frame of mind
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mood
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with someone in mind
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consider audience
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ice-breaker
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start more comfortable
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attention grabber
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attract attention
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tried and tested
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some body include work
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Task 3:
1. What does Melanie mean when she says a presentation can fall on deaf ears?
so boring not pay attention
2. What is an ice-breaker? In what situations, other than presentations, would you use an ice-breaker?
yes when start presentation have joke, short story
3. What does Melanie mean by a good frame of mind for listening?
what they learn what they intresting
4. What does Melanie mean when she says to some people public speaking is second nature?
5. What is an attention grabber? What example of an attention grabber does Melanie give?
attract attention make joke
6. When Melanie says you need to have your audience in mind when you plan your talk, what does she mean?
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