MASTERING GREAT PERFORMANCE IN PUBLIC PRESENTATION.pptx

Public Presentation skills

1. MASTERING GREAT PERFORMANCE IN PUBLIC PRESENTATION By Dr . Muhammad Imran SSS (Statistics, BS-18) Dr. Muhammad Rashid Malik SS (Chemistry, BS-17)

2. Importance of Public Speaking Communication : Essential for conveying ideas clearly and persuasively. Professional Growth : Enhances career prospects, leadership skills, and credibility. Engagement : Captivates attention, encourages participation, and creates memorable experiences. Personal Development : Boosts confidence, fosters relationships.

3. Understanding Your Audience Knowing your audience increases the effectiveness of your presentation. Data: Research from Harvard Business Review shows that tailoring presentations to audience demographics increases engagement by 43%.

4. Structure Your Content Organizing content enhances clarity and retention. Data: A study published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology found that structured presentations are 40% more memorable than unstructured ones.

5. Engaging Openings Capturing audience attention from the start is crucial. Data: TED Talks with engaging openings receive 2.5 times more views on average than those without.

6. Visual Aids Visuals enhance understanding and retention. Data: Research from 3M Corporation suggests that visuals improve message retention by 43%.

7. Vocal Delivery Modulating voice tone and pace influences audience engagement. Data: A study by the University of California, Los Angeles, found that vocal delivery accounts for 38% of audience persuasion.

8. Body Language Confident body language enhances credibility and impact. Data: According to a study by Albert Mehrabian , 55% of communication is nonverbal.

9. Practice and Feedback Rehearsal and feedback are essential for improvement. Data: The National Association of Colleges and Employers reports that 91% of employers prefer candidates with strong communication skills.

10. Conclusion and Call to Action Mastering public speaking is a continuous journey. Encourage practice, seeking feedback, and ongoing learning. End with a call to action, such as joining a public speaking club or attending workshops.

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