ISABEL BARRERO, REBECA TOMÉ, OLMO VERGARA.

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ISABEL BARRERO, REBECA TOMÉ, OLMO VERGARA. A GOOD PRESENTATION ISABEL BARRERO, REBECA TOMÉ, OLMO VERGARA.

USEFUL TIPS FOR THE FACE. POSITIVE BODY LANGUAGE Make eye contact with the audience. But do not stare or look blankly into audience's eyes

USEFUL TIPS FOR THE FACE. POSITIVE BODY LANGUAGE Facial expressions should be natural and friendly. Creating a peaceful atmosphere. Maintain open eyes wide.

USEFUL TIPS FOR THE FACE. NEGATIVE BODY LANGUAGE Do not play with your hair. You cannot expose with gum.

USEFUL TIPS FOR THE FACE. NEGATIVE BODY LANGUAGE Do not talk when the rest of your group is talking.

USEFUL TIPS FOR THE FACE. NEGATIVE BODY LANGUAGE Do not yawn. Do not touch or cover your face.

USEFUL TIPS FOR YOUR BODY. POSITIVE BODY LANGUAGE Maintain your trunk straight but relaxed. You can move to indicate a change of focus.

USEFUL TIPS FOR YOUR BODY. POSITIVE BODY LANGUAGE Move forward to emphasize what you are saying.

USEFUL TIPS FOR YOUR BODY. NEGATIVE BODY LANGUAGE Do not rest your body in the desk or wherever. Do not show your back to the public.

USEFUL TIPS FOR YOUR BODY. NEGATIVE BODY LANGUAGE Do not fidget.

USEFUL TIPS FOR YOUR HANDS. POSITIVE BODY LANGUAGE You can bring to your presentation something like a pen. This will relax you.

USEFUL TIPS FOR YOUR HANDS. NEGATIVE BODY LANGUAGE Avoid playing with your fingers. This show your nervousness Do not put your hands in pockets.