1. Prepared by: Prof. Dr. Hiwa Banna(Histologist) Head of Anatomy, Histology & Embryology Department. College of Medicine, H M U. The Ideal Lecture Pt:2

2. 1- Objectives 2- Contents: i- Beginning of lecture ii – Body of the Lecture iii-Summary and conclusion 3- Questions and Answers

3. 1-Welcome greeting then introduce yourself later tell them the Objectives of today's lecture. 2-Tell them what R U going to tell them (beginning) 3-Then Tell them (body of the lecture) 4-At the end tell them what U have told them(closing remarks+ Hints from next lecture) 5-questions & answers

4. During presentation 1.Arrive early 2.Keep to time 3.Don’t fidget, be confident 4.Maintain eye contact 5.Avoid information overload? explain? 6.Be responsive to your students(how)?

5. ORAL PRESENTATION; MATERIAL & METHODS: 1- YOUR VOICE ( audibility, pitch, pronunciation, pause. tone?.) 2- BODY LANGUAGE (Gestures,pacing but no unpleasant movements) 3- APPEARANCE ( posture,.freezing in one corner? ) 4- Speed

6. Ideal effective lecturing requires : 1-Organization :( Brief, Clear in the form of points) 2-Preperation. The three most important ingredients in any presentation are:,… & …. Why ?? Because your attitude improves, and your confidence grows, it can also compensate for lack of talent.

8. Preparation parameters : 1- Knowledge of the audience meaning ?. 2- Knowledge of subject.( Never read or memorize, your subject ). 3- Use of time and rehearsal. 4- Proper use of visual aids is an important element of any effective presentation. How ? 5- Improper use of visual aids can be …..???

9. A VERY BAD EXAMPLE OF CROWDED DATA SHOW SLIDE. The DOs and DON'Ts of Oral Presentations The following are some "DOs" and "DON'Ts" for good oral presentations: "DOs" Prepare an audience analysis. Organized the presentation to flow from one section to another. Prepare and rehearse the presentation. Visit the room where the presentation will be given ahead of time. Tell the audience in the introduction your subject, who you are, and your qualifications to speak about the subject. State your main ideas at the beginning. Provide adequate support for your ideas. Integrate relevant, supportive, and attractive audio-visual aids into your presentation. Use words that express your ideas clearly. Use acceptable language, pronunciation, and enunciation. Dress appropriately. Avoid distracting body movements. Maintain eye contact with the audience. Display enthusiasm and genuine concern for your subject. Use appropriate tone. Use transitional devices, words, and phrases coherently. Allow time for a question/answer period. Answer questions credibly. If you don't know, say so. Start and stop your presentation on time.

10. Would you like your class room to look like this ?

11. Anxiety ! Remedy and solutions

12. Repetition Repeat main ideas. Readers can turn back a few pages to double check a key paragraph. Listeners cannot. Change & change : what,How and why ??

14. Tell me I forget Show me I Remember Involve me I understand

15. Summary 1- The VOICE 2- BODY LANGUAGE 3 APPEARANCE & Stance 4- Organization. 5- Preparation

17. Conclusion The success of a technical presentation is not determined by how much information is presented. Rather, what counts is how much essential information is understood and retained by the.……students. Q & A …. Reffs…..