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Let’s face it, being an effective presenter isn’t easy. For some, it’s downright terrifying. But speaking is a necessary skill both in school and in real life. Here’s how to become a better speaker. Well, in theory.
Do Use the 10-20-30 Rule
Coined by great the Guy Kawasaki, he says you should have 10 slides per presentation, shouldn’t be over 20 minutes long and nothing smaller than 30 point font. That’s a good place to start.
Do Prepare for the Worst
What do you do if the video you planned to play doesn’t work? Or the projector malfunctions halfway through your presentation? Simple. You keep going.
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I hope you find the do’s and don’ts helpful!
Herminia Chow 
Great article! I especially like how you alternated the “do’s” and the “don’ts.” I’ve seen plenty of articles like that where the “do’s” are clumped together in one column and the “don’ts” are clumped in another. While I find that easier to read, your paragraphs were short and to the point and the alternating made it seem as though there was more of a variety. It was definitely reader-friendly.
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Aw thank you. Mm yeah I don’t like that very much either. So I alternated in my article. Thanks for checking it out!
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Quality article for sharing. 🙂
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Thank you. Glad you think so. Your opinion is the only one that matters after all. 😀
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Of course! 😀
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So conceited.
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