MGTA36H3 Chapter 4: Chapter Four Notes
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Chapter 4 developing the informative presentation: keep the information fresh. New and updated material or a personal experience: make it well organized. Repeat key words, use charts & diagrams: keep it interesting. Use colourful language, share anecdotes, historical information, what ifs , stories, metaphors, case studies & humour. Ask questions or exercises to involve audience: motivate the audience. Let them know what"s in it for them right from the start, relevant information. Understanding different learning styles people forget what they hear: repeat yourself. Tell them, tell them what you told them, & tell it to them again, but tell it differently: keep it simple. Cut your topics into sections and present each one separately: focus on the big picture. Arranged in order of occurrence or in a time sequence (use time line: spatial order. Use visuals & space to help audience understand better: geographical order. Help bring audience to perspective: topical order.
