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E-raamat: Crafting Your Message: Tips and Tricks for Educators to Deliver Perfect Presentations (A clear process for planning and delivering highly effective presentations)

  • Formaat: 192 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 08-Nov-2019
  • Kirjastus: Solution Tree Press
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781949539509
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  • Formaat: 192 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 08-Nov-2019
  • Kirjastus: Solution Tree Press
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781949539509

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Become a confident, dynamic presenter with the guidance of Crafting Your Message. Written by expert presenter Tammy Heflebower, this book outlines a clear process for planning and delivering highly effective presentations, overcoming speech anxiety, and improving communication skills. In total, more than 100 ideas and strategies are shared to help you augment your message, from triggering thinking and building consensus to summarizing information and checking for understanding.

Embrace the art of public speaking, and discover what makes a successful presentation stand out:

  • Develop an understanding of presentation as a skill that can be improved through practice and positive feedback.
  • Become familiar with the unique learning needs of adults and how best to meet those needs through the art of presentation.
  • Discover ways to elevate all aspects of your presentations, from designing the message itself to considering audio, visuals, and room setup.
  • Explore numerous strategies to improve your success with and effectiveness in each step of the presentation process.
  • Improve self-confidence, handle speech anxiety, and overcome a fear of public speaking.

Contents:
Acknowledgments
Table of Contents
About the Author
Introduction
Part One: The Message
Chapter 1: Preparing an Effective Message
Chapter 2: Planning the Delivery
Chapter 3: Setting the Stage
Chapter 4: Creating Effective Introductions and Conclusions
Chapter 5: Delivering the Message
Chapter 6: Designing Visuals and Print Materials
Chapter 7: Reflecting On Your Practice
Chapter 8: Presenting Tips, Tricks, and Troubleshooting
Part Two: Processes and Protocols
Chapter 9: Team Building
Chapter 10: Triggering Thinking
Chapter 11: Processing and Practicing
Chapter 12: Consensus Building
Chapter 13: Summarizing
Chapter 14: Checking for Understanding
Conclusion
Appendix
References
Index

About the Authors xi
Introduction 1(2)
Part I Preparing for, Delivering, and Reflecting on Your Message
3(84)
Chapter 1 Preparing an Effective Message
5(10)
The Needs of Adult Learners
6(3)
Content Knowledge for Adult Learners
9(1)
Four Distinct Adult Audiences
10(4)
Summary
14(1)
Chapter 2 Planning the Delivery
15(12)
Planning for Audience Size
15(4)
Considering Your Presentation Role
19(3)
Using a Process Observer
22(2)
Addressing Time Frame Constraints on Content
24(2)
Planning for New and Existing Staff
26(1)
Summary
26(1)
Chapter 3 Setting the Stage
27(10)
Arranging the Room
27(4)
Monitoring Sound
31(2)
Managing Your Audience
33(1)
Preparing a Speaker's Toolkit
34(1)
Summary
35(2)
Chapter 4 Creating Effective Introductions and Conclusions
37(8)
An Effective Introduction
37(5)
Introduction to Your Topic and Processes
42(2)
An Emphatic Conclusion
44(1)
Summary
44(1)
Chapter 5 Delivering Your Message
45(8)
Getting the Group's Attention
45(1)
Using Your Voice Effectively
46(2)
Displaying Appropriate Presenter Behaviors
48(3)
Summary
51(2)
Chapter 6 Designing Visuals and Print Materials
53(6)
Visual Enhancements
53(2)
Handout Design
55(1)
Presentations via Webinar
56(1)
Summary
57(2)
Chapter 7 Reflecting on Your Practice
59(14)
The Importance of Reflective Practice
59(1)
Categories of Feedback
60(1)
Considerations for Obtaining Quality Feedback
61(5)
Ideas for Improving Your Practice
66(5)
Summary
71(2)
Chapter 8 Presenting Tips, Tricks, and Troubleshooting
73(14)
Show Interest and Enthusiasm
73(1)
Don't Take Yourself Too Seriously
74(1)
Address Poor Behaviors
75(5)
Model Professionalism
80(1)
Handle Question-and-Answer Sessions Appropriately
81(2)
Make Travel Arrangements That Make Sense
83(3)
Summary
86(1)
Part 2 Processes and Protocols
87(74)
Chapter 9 Team Building
89(20)
Candy Matching
89(2)
Card Grouping
91(1)
Colored Candies
91(1)
Compass Points
92(1)
Descriptor Bingo
93(1)
Famous Person Mystery
94(1)
"Find Someone Who ..." Bingo
94(1)
Finish the Sentence
95(1)
Life Boxes
96(1)
Name Chain
96(1)
On All Sides
97(1)
People Scavenger Hunt
97(1)
Person or Team Interview
98(1)
Pipe Cleaner Metaphors
99(1)
Relic Bag
99(1)
Say Hello
100(1)
Scavenger Hunt
100(1)
Sentence Starters
101(1)
Six Degrees of Separation
102(1)
Tattoo
102(1)
Theme Song
103(1)
Three Numbers
104(1)
Two Facts
104(1)
Who Am I?
105(1)
Words in Common
106(1)
Zip Around
106(3)
Chapter 10 Triggering Thinking
109(8)
Affinity Diagram
109(1)
Cooperative Project
110(1)
Fishbowl
111(1)
Four-Symbol Reflection
112(1)
Graphic Organizers
112(1)
KTWL Chart
113(1)
List-Group-Label
114(1)
Predicting Prose
115(1)
Word Webs
115(2)
Chapter 11 Processing and Practicing
117(20)
Agreement Circles
117(1)
Cheers and Fears
118(1)
Clock Partners
119(1)
Dramatize Key Concepts
119(1)
Elbow or Shoulder Partners
120(1)
Fan and Pick
121(1)
Gallery Walk
121(1)
Give and Get
122(1)
In-Text Questions
123(1)
Lines of Communication
123(1)
Mentimeter
124(1)
Numbered Heads Together
125(1)
Pantomime
125(1)
Reader Response Chart
126(1)
Review Meal
127(1)
Role-Play
127(1)
Round Table
128(1)
Roving Reporter
128(1)
Spaces
129(1)
Stir the Group
129(1)
Table Family
130(1)
Taboo Review
130(1)
Take a Stand
131(1)
Talking Stick
131(1)
Talking Turns
132(1)
Think Aloud
133(1)
Think-Write-Pair-Share
133(2)
Word or Concept Sorts
135(1)
Zip Line
135(2)
Chapter 12 Consensus Building
137(4)
Dot Voting
137(1)
GOILS: Groups of Increasingly Large Size
138(1)
Idea Survivor
139(1)
Nonverbal and Verbal Lineup
139(1)
Ranking
140(1)
Chapter 13 Summarizing
141(14)
3 As
141(1)
3-2-1
142(1)
A-B-C Summarize
142(1)
Across-the-Room Allies
143(1)
Folder Categorizing
143(1)
Getting the Gist
144(1)
Information Puzzle
145(1)
In the Bag
145(1)
Mystery Words
146(1)
One-Minute Paper
146(1)
Picture This
147(1)
Posters
147(1)
Quick Draw
148(1)
Reciprocal Teaching
149(1)
Roundabout
149(1)
Six- or Twelve-Word Summary
150(1)
Teams Check
150(1)
Three-Step Interview
151(1)
Two Cents
152(1)
Whip Around
153(1)
Work Sample Review
153(1)
Writing Tweets
154(1)
Chapter 14 Checking for Understanding
155(6)
Confidence Hand Responses
155(1)
Muddiest Point
156(1)
Parking Lot Tool
156(1)
Send-a-Question
157(1)
Signal Cards
157(1)
Snowball
158(1)
Tickets to Enter or Exit
158(3)
Conclusion 161(2)
Appendix 163(2)
References and Resources 165(6)
Index 171