Why learn presentation skills?

Definition and rationale

Why learn presentation skills

Public speech differs from private speech

Impression through speech, appearance, personality and skills

Personal and private dimensions Special techniques and rhetoric Face – threatening act

Speech differs from writing

Seize the momentFace it alonePrepare for the unexpectedCoordinate multiple activitiesLook out for audience and time

Context and culture dependence

Match the occasion, time and audience

Socially constructed activityCulture dependent

Author-friendlyAudience-friendly style

Presentation skills are transferable

Personality developmentManagement and technical skills

Body language awarenessSpeech awareness

Metaphors of presenting

Music

Learnable skills and giftEmotional and rational appeal

“The problem with improvisation is that it needs so much preparation.”

Acting

Seeing and hearingHard work and improvisationAuthority and personality

Driving

Peripheral attention: automatization

Focal attention:new skills and info

A theoretical perspective An academic student presentation is a

STRUCTURED TALK given FORMALLY or SEMI-FORMALLY by an individual before fellow-students and instructors, who constitute an AUDIENCE, with the AIM of giving information about, analysing or arguing and justifying a viewpoint in relation to a subject area.

ISMERETSTRUKTÚRÁK

STRATÉGIAI KOMPETENCIÁK 1:CÉL, TERVEZÉS

TÉMA

SZÖVEGKOMPETENCIA:MŰFAJKERET ,RETORIKA

NYELVI ÉS FORMULA KOMPETENCIA

SZOCIOKULTURÁLISKOPETENCIA

INTERARAKTÍVKOMPETENCIA

SZITUÁCIÓ KÖZÖNSÉG

TEVÉKENYSÉGEK

SZEMLÉLTETÉS

ELŐADÁS

STRATÉGIAI KOMPETENCIA 2:TANULÁS

Key features

Aims Explicit Implicit

Speech acts Informative Organisational Territorial Cooperative