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Transcript: Types of Presentations Presentations can be categorized into several types: informational, persuasive, instructional, and inspirational. Each serves a distinct function, necessitating tailored approaches to design and delivery. Importance of Visual Communication Visual communication plays a crucial role in presentations by facilitating comprehension and engagement. Studies show that visual elements can improve retention rates by up to 65% over text alone. Purpose of Presentations The primary purpose of presentations is to communicate information effectively to an audience. They can inform, persuade, or entertain, utilizing visual aids to enhance understanding and retention of key messages. Delivery Techniques Effective delivery techniques enhance presentation impact and audience retention. Engaging your audience, mastering body language, and efficiently managing Q&A sessions are crucial for ensuring a successful interaction and conveying your message effectively. Managing Q&A Sessions Engaging Your Audience Introduction to Presentations Q&A sessions are vital for audience interaction and feedback. Prepare by anticipating questions and providing concise, informative answers. Establish ground rules to ensure respect and order, encouraging diverse participation without dominating the discussion. Captivate your audience by making the content relevant and interactive. Utilize storytelling, relatable examples, and ask thought-provoking questions. Maintaining eye contact and using humor can facilitate connection and keep the audience interested in your message. Presentations serve as a powerful medium to communicate ideas, share insights, and engage audiences. Understanding their purposes and various types enhances effectiveness in delivering information. Body Language and Presence Non-verbal cues significantly impact audience perception. Use open gestures, maintain an upright posture, and vary your facial expressions to project confidence and authority. Effective presence can foster trust and increase audience receptivity to your message. Key Messaging Engaging Presentations Craft key messages that resonate with your audience. Limit each presentation to 2-3 core messages, ensuring they are specific, clear, and aligned with the audience's interests. Effective messaging increases retention and impacts decision-making, making your presentation memorable. Storytelling Techniques Incorporate storytelling into presentations to enhance engagement. Use relatable anecdotes or case studies to illustrate points, making the content more relatable. Emotional connections through storytelling can lead to greater audience involvement and make your message more persuasive. Transforming Ideas into Visual Masterpieces Structuring Content Typography A well-structured presentation helps convey messages clearly. Organize content into clear sections: introduction, body, and conclusion, using bullet points for easy understanding. This hierarchical approach ensures the audience follows your narrative seamlessly, emphasizing core points without overwhelming them with information. Typography affects readability and audience comprehension. Selecting appropriate fonts—considering size, weight, and style—ensures clarity. Use no more than two or three fonts to maintain consistency; also, ensure high contrast with background for better visibility. Designing Engaging Slides Crafting Your Message Effective messaging is crucial for impactful presentations. This section covers the essentials of content structure, key messaging strategies, and the art of storytelling to engage audiences dynamically. Color Schemes Effective slide design integrates layout, color, and typography to enhance the audience's understanding and engagement. A well-crafted slide communicates information clearly and captivates attention, making the presentation memorable. A cohesive color scheme enhances visual aesthetics and can evoke emotions. Utilize a limited palette to create harmony and contrast; for instance, complementary colors can draw attention while analogous colors create calm. Consider cultural implications of color choices. Layout and Composition The layout of a slide plays a crucial role in information delivery. A balanced composition utilizes the rule of thirds, ensuring elements are aligned for visual appeal. Consistent alignment and spacing improve readability and help maintain audience focus. Iterating for Future Presentations Iteration involves revising content based on feedback and performance analysis. Continuous improvements refine messaging, enhance visual elements, and improve delivery techniques to meet audience expectations effectively. Analyzing Performance Utilizing Visual Elements Performance analysis involves reviewing audience reactions and understanding engagement metrics. Tools such as analytics software or audience response systems can provide valuable insights into content effectiveness and speaker clarity. Images and Graphics Gathering

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Transcript: 5 Resources 6 Make this anything A final point, a quote, more context — adapt the template to fit your needs. Remember that your presentation is almost done, so keep it simple. Utilize visual aids such as slides, handouts, white board, notes. Online Articles & Blogs. Youtube Channels. Practice Excercises. Make a bold statement Use this space for details that you haven’t talked about yet. Relate what you’re saying to the nearby image so your audience has a visual, too. 4 Being Prepared Rehearse and prepare for potential technical issues. Anticipate questions. Research about the topic. Creating an outline of content. 3 Structured Presentation Organize content with clear sections and visuals. Start with Ice-breaker. Limit the content. Prioritize key points. Conclude with a summary. 1 Knowing Your Audience Understand who you're presenting to and tailor your content accordingly. Consider their knowledge level, interests, and expectations. Adjust your language, examples, and tone to resonate with them. Follow up Dive deep into your first point or make a new one Limit your words so your audience stays focused Use visuals to help Mastering the Art of Presenting 2 Engaging Your Audience Use storytelling and interactive elements. Eye Contact. Encourage questions, opinions, polls or activites. Use gestures to connect with the audience and put up a smile.

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Transcript: Manny Bring it around town or no dancing cuz he got Tove Lo drunk. In Da Club Thanks for watching mucho amo What I think everyone's go to club dance move is Ethan Either : A. That creepy guy who comes up on you and your friends while you're dancing or B. Ends up wasted and ends up dancing like a stripper *tits out and erthing* Belle This is a HOT take. Hunter We all know you're a basic bitch. Hips swinging or twerking. or you're wasted throwing up in the back. *Disclaimer* "So here's a sorry in advanced, no hard feelings b*tch" Ryan We all know you're an attention whore. You'd be on the wall or on the floor. Honorable Mention Tehee Sydney+ Ava

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Transcript: d Crafting Compelling Characters Developing Dynamic Protagonists Create multi-dimensional protagonists with compelling desires and relatable qualities. c Your narrator Describe your narrator Start and end My mom isn't really strict, she's strict to my sisters a little bit but when it comes to the boys they can do whatever they like. She Where does your story start and end? Write a two-tier outline Graph your story Write a two-tier outline Graph your story Defining Genre Essence Personalities: Aligning with Audience Expectations Extending Rules to Fictional Worlds e Interesting Me Opening scene Detail the opening Scene here a Start writing Closing scene Detail the Closing Scene here Before I was born : - My name is Siska Tudela, my dad is Palauan and Japanese and my mom is Refaluwasch. - My parents were both born here in Saipan in 1982 and 1980 - My dad was raised in Palau for I don't how many years and my mom left to the states when she was pregnant with my sister then came back. - I think they met when they were in hopwood when my dad was selling betelnut. - My grandma from my momsu Digital Media, P3 My Entrance: MY EARLY YEARS: I'd say my childhood was a mix of everything but overall I wouldn't wish to be anyone else. My favorite memory is when my siblings and I would play outside and when I found 20 dollars in the grass outside my house. My childhood friend was my neighbor. Her mom and mine knew each other from way back, so I grew up her since we were in pampers and running around with mucus. Now we're both in the same school and living in the same village. - In the year I was born, Amerian Gangster and Spider-man 3 was on the list for popular movies. - Singers who were popular during the year I was born Amy Winehouse and Gwen Stefani. - The first Iphone was introduced. I was born here in Saipan on May 10. - When I was younger my favorite movie was Twilight, I would rewatch it so many times that I started reciting their lines too. When I was younger we used to collect our egg cartons and used a lot of pennies to fill up where the eggs used to be. And then we would start the game using pennies, I don't really know how to explain it but it was and still is the best game to me. My sisters name is Jornei but at home we call her something else, shes 14 years old and is almost as naughy as our little sister. She's a freshman at this school but will probably transferring next school year. Jornei's taller than me so a lot people mistake her as older than me and some people go as far to say that we're twins. She also likes to cook and clean so most of the times shes the one who does the cooking because thats something shes better than me at. b -My mom has been married to her husband for 3 years and they met 5 years ago. - Something that makes me and my mom similiar is our height. - I have 1 dog and his name is chopper. One of my brothers named him after One Piece since it's his favorite anime. My mom was born on September 9 and has 6 kids, 3 boys and 3 girls. She attended Garapan elementary school, then Hopwood and MHS. She was raised in China-town by my grandpa and his brothers and is the 3rd oldest among her siblings. My oldest brother Byron is currently 21. He was raised in Tanapag and attended school almost everywhere in Saipan because we kept moving. Out of all my siblings he's the one who looks a lot like our mom. He has hair that is just below his shoulders and is still deciding if he wants to grow his hair or cut it. My brother Jeran is 18 and goes to school at MHS. He works with tasi and the alii's where he dances and does fire dance too. He has anger issues so I don't like to make jokes with him because I think he's bipolar and might hit me. But he's good at making people laugh and is a nice person. My brother DJ is like 9 or 10. I don't remember how old he is because when my mom gave birth to him a family member came and took him because they couldn't have kids. Anaya is the youngest, she's 7 years old and is very naughty. She doesn't like taking her naps unless we bribe her with snacks or something that she likes. She's small but is a very energetic kid, like way too much energy flows through her veins. But Anaya is also a very considerate person for her age. There was this time I was folding my cousins clothes and she stayed with me. She asked me if I was tired and I told her that my back was hurting and then she told me to stop folding and sleep next to her so she can know if I get up again to fold. When I told her that I have to finish she helped me fold and told me that I can go rest, so I told her that we're gonna go sleep and we both did. f My Family My family and I don't really celebrate things except for birthdays. Sometimes we do celebrate holidays but we don't really do it all the time, it really depends on our moods and money. No exuses Expand on the section here Strategic plan Create a plan for success Expand on the section here The power of getting coached Expand on the section here

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Transcript: CLASSROOM RULES " PICK YOUR DOOR" ACTIVITY “Take Me to Butuan City” G-Great attitudes help learning A-Always do your best L-Listen to your teacher and follow directions I- If you have any questions just raise your hand L- Listen to your classmates when they speak E-Enjoy learning O-Obey classroom and school rules E A B C D LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Angela is from Bayugan City and she wants to watch the latest movie of Haikyuu which is only available in SM Butuan City. Unfortunately, Macapagal bridge is temporarily closed due to a parade and the only way she could go through SM Butuan City is by the magsaysay bridge riding a Route 10 Multicab. But here’s the problem, Angela needs your help to pass the Magsaysay bridge safely. Do you want to help, Angela? 1. define the AAS and right triangle congruence theorem 2. actively participate in the activity related to AAS and right triangle congruence theorem; and; 3. assembles puzzle using AAS and right triangle congruence theorem that can be used in real life setting To help Angela, you need to identify the Triangle Congruence Theorem used in every triangle that we can see in the Magsaysay Bridge. The choices can be found in a Magic Box provided. GOOD DAY CLASS! STUDY THE JOY OF LEARNING QUESTIONS: 1. How did you feel helping Angela crossed Magsaysay Bridge in the activity? 2. Were you able to identity the Triangle Congruence Theorem correctly? If not, why? 3. Were you able to recall the characteristics of a right triangle? PREPARED BY: HONY MAE H. POLINAR STUDENT INTERN Angle-Angle-Side and Right Triangle Congruence Theorem HyA or (Hypotenuse-Acute angle) Congruence Theorem. If the hypotenuse and an acute angle of one right triangle are congruent to thecorresponding hypotenuse and an acute angle of another right triangle, then the triangles are congruent. ANGLE- ANGLE SIDE HyL (Hypotenuse-leg) Congruence Theorem. If the hypotenuse and a leg of one right triangle are congruent to thecorresponding hypotenuse and a leg of another triangle, then the triangles are congruent. If two angles and the non included side of one triangle are congruent respectively to the two angles and the non-included side of another triangle, then the two triangles are congruent. LA (leg-acute angle) Congruence Theorem. From the figure, given that ∆DOG≅∆CAT, <D ≅ <C, <G ≅ <T as marked, while DO ≅ CA tells the congruence of the non-included sides. Given that ∆ABC≅∆XYZ, <A ≅<X, <B ≅ <Y as marked, while AC ≅ XZ tells the congruence of the non-included sides. Therefore, two triangles are congruent using AAS theorem. If a leg and an acute angle of one right triangle are congruent to a leg and an acute angle of another right triangle, then the triangles are congruent. LL (Leg Leg) Congruence Theorem. If the legs of one right triangle are congruent to the legs of another right triangle, then the triangles are congruent ACTIVITY "BUILD ME UP"

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Transcript: venn diagram key details provoke conversation or trigger elaboration of ideas Engaging Presentations reviewing some pointers impact of pictures less is more values their contributions to the topic leave space for audience input consider -- more than text data displays

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Transcript: Zoom out for more assets Asset library Practice, Practice, Practice Rehearse for Confident, Engaging Delivery Structure Your Story Create a Cohesive Narrative Arc There must be a start, middle and end and it has to transition smoothly. Take note of questions and follow up Show, Don't Just Tell Make it Personal Make sure we are learning from our mistakes. Honor your commitments and follow up. Share Relatable Anecdotes and Facts Use Vivid Descriptions and Sensory Imagery Know Your Audience Use Visual Aids Enhance Storytelling with Complementary Visuals Tailor Your Story to Audience Interests Messaging to their personality and goals Include a relevant quote, statistic or data. DO NOT READ DATA IN A TABLE ...But it doesn't mean you lie Hide behind the truth since lies are like a college kids laundry, it only pile up. Keep it Concise Respect Audience's Time with Focused Storytelling Hook Your Audience Story not Data "People forget facts but remember stories"- Joseph Campbell Start with a Compelling Anecdote a Fact or simply breaking the ice. Engage Audience with Humor or Emotion You have to know what you are doing and sound like you do. Your audience has an attention span of a goldfish Engaging Presentation Thank You The Good, The Bad, and The Awkward

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Transcript: How to put on a tie ? WHY WE WEAR TIE ? Who make a good impression ? tied tightly triangle Dimple Great make a good impression how we do that ? Not tied tightly no triangle no dimple So Bad Present by Young chen yun why ? WHY WE put the TIE ? Who make a good impression ? Great make a good impression how we do that ? Not tied tightly no triangle no dimple So Bad tied tightly triangle Dimple Tie Tie zipper first thing kown the structure about tie WHAT ? apron small tip apron <8cm Narrow Tie for young people and casual occasions Traditional Tie apron ≥8cm for Traditional suit and formal occasion HOW ? THREE WAY TO PUT THE TIE The Plain knot The Plain knot The Prince Albert Knot The Prince Albert Knot The Windsor Knot The Windsor Knot END how you learn it ? I learn from the video and practice hard. What are the outcomes ? The Prince Albert Knot The Windsor Knot The Plain knot What have you learned ? Put the tie gave me more patience. When I first learned it, it was either too long or too ugly. However, I overcame this problem with constant efforts. Thank you for listening.

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