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What is the 10 Criteria?
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Attention Getter, purpose statement, conclusion/summary, body-developed key pts, repeat key pts, transition stments, animation, examples, voice, use visuals effectively.
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The purpose of an __________ presentation is to impart knowledge.
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Informative
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The purpose of a ________ presentation is to influence attitudes.
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persuasive
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What is the purpose of the purpose statement?
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to tell your audience what you wnat them to know
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the main sections of a presentation are...
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intro -- tell them what you are going to tell them
body -- conclusion -- tell them what you told them |
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what is the redundancy rule?
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the concept of repeating a statement over and over for the purpose of memorization.
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what are the 5 types of verbal support?
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Examples
Stories Statistics Comparisons Citations |
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examples are..
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brief illus. that back up a pt.
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stories are...
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illustrate a point by describing an incident in some detail.
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statistics are...
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numbers used to represent an idea
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comparisons are...
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making a point by showing how one idea resembles another
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Citations are..
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a way to let others of importance help you to make a point more effect than you could.
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the power of visual in communication is
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to make a presentation more effective.
-people remember 20% of what they hear and 50% of what they hear and see. |
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The head and heart concept is
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informative is 80/20 head/heart
persuasive is 20/80 head/heart |
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what is the pareto principle
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in life no matter what, there seems to be an 80/20 rule.
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a rhetorical question is..
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a question meant to insight thought not meant to be answered.
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