1. Oral Presentations

2. Speak up A public voice needs to be able to reach the far wall of the room and bounce back to the speaker.

3. Articulate Your Words Pronounce your words precisely. Don’t be a “Boomhauer.” Calling 911 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIaUfBjHjp I

4. Eye Contact with Audience In order to establish a rapport with the audience, you must make eye contact with them. Use a W-pattern to convey the sense eye contact.

5. Appropriate Body Language Stand up straight. Stand still. Never turn your back on the audience. Keep your hands out of your pocket. Use appropriate hand gestures sparingly Do not chew gum.

6. Be Prepared Practice, practice, practice