1. Leaders in Science Presentation skills 12.01.17
Jason Williams & Sam Dalton

2. Plan for this term... Session Date Session overview 7 12-Jan-17
Presentation Skills 8
19-Jan-17
GSK Visit 9
26-Jan-17
Workshop Planning 3 10
02-Feb-17
Workshop Preparation (dry run) 11
09-Feb-17
Workshop Planning 4
16-Feb-17
Half term break 12
23-Feb-17 13
02-Mar-17
Science in the News 14
09-Mar-17
Workshops 15
16-Mar-17
Workshop Preparation (feedback from first workshop) 16
23-Mar-17

3. Coming up What makes good and bad presentations?
Planning, preparing and structuring your talk
Controlling nerves
Presentation exercises

4. What works? What makes a good presentation?
Think of a good speaker – what makes them successful?
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5. What doesn’t work? What doesn’t make a good presentation?
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6. Where are your weaknesses?
What do you find hardest when doing a presentation?
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7. ? What do your audience see? Words? Body language? Tone of voice?
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Words? Body language? Tone of voice?

8. Nervous?
Everyone gets nervous sometimes. How can we keep it under control?
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9. “Failing to plan, is planning to fail”
Preparation is key
“Failing to plan, is planning to fail”
 1. WHY?
 Why are you giving this presentation? What are you hoping to achieve from it?
 2. WHAT?
 What is my objective? What do I want the outcome to be?
3. WHO?
What is their level of knowledge?
Why are they there and what do they expect?
How many people will be there?
 4. WHERE?
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10. General Tips Tell them what you’re going to tell them Tell them
Tell them what you’ve just told them
1. The Attention Grabber
Humour, rhetorical questions, props, pictures, video clips
2. Introductions  
3. Signpost Your Audience
Make clear what you are trying to achieve and how long it will take
4. Questions?
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11. Delivery Tips
Eye contact - Sweep the room like a lighthouse, staying only 2-3 seconds on each person.
Try to avoid reading from notes
Exaggerate body movements and verbal emphasis
Pause often - silence allows points to sink in and your audience to catch up
Be enthusiastic - if you’re not why should your audience be?
Use simple language
Project your voice
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12. I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here
Just a minute…
Fish and chips
Leaders in Science
I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here
London
Goldfish
If I Were Harry Potter 
Penguins
Brexit
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13. Is that clear? Tie your shoelace Write the letter ‘m’ Fold your arms
Draw a smiley face
Walk in a figure of 8
Make a cup of tea
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14. Questions?
Questions?
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15. More...
More TED talks...
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Inside the mind of a master procrastinator:
“The importance of being inauthentic”:
Body language shapes who you are:
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