1. “The human brain starts working at the moment we are born, and never stops until you stand up to speak in public” “The human brain starts working at the moment we are born, and never stops until you stand up to speak in public” George Jessel George Jessel

2. Giving a presentation Giving a presentation

3. the people involved things a presenter can do/feel: a presentation can be on/about adjectives to describe a presentation: a venue where a presentation can take place: the equipment needed for a presentation: Add the words and expressions from the box to the table feel nervous OHP (overhead projector), conference hall, global financial markets, give a presentation, whiteboard, boring, listeners, feel confident, prepare a presentation, meeting room, video recorder, brilliant, presenter, make a presentation,

4. What is important when you are preparing for a presentation. Complete the mind map. Preparing for a presentation

5. Listen to a professional presenter, Robert Jackson, giving advice on how to prepare for a presentation, and answer some questions. Listen to a professional presenter, Robert Jackson, giving advice on how to prepare for a presentation, and answer some questions. 1.What is the plan of Jackson’s lecture? 2.How many parts should there be in a presentation? 3.How does he explain the notions “message”, “plan”, “conclusion”, “body”, “introduction”? 1.What is the plan of Jackson’s lecture? 2.How many parts should there be in a presentation? 3.How does he explain the notions “message”, “plan”, “conclusion”, “body”, “introduction”?

6. And now make up your own presentation baring in mind all the peculiarities. Let it be the presentation on the topic “Our Business Course”