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Backstage pass for trainers, facilitators, and public speakers : your guide to successful presentations /
A do-it-yourself speaking coach, mentor, and image consultant rolled into one, this humorous book shows how to get your point across and win your audience.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Thousand Oaks, California :
Corwin Press,
[2006]
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Contents
- Preface
- About the Author
- Introduction
- Chapter 1
- Preparation Precedes Success
- Clear Communication: Exceeding Expectations
- Questions and Answers
- Minimizing the Chance for Misunderstanding
- Tailoring Programs: One Size Does Not Fit all
- Preparing Handouts
- Organizing for Relaxed Delivery
- Do�s and Don�ts
- Chapter 2
- Little Things Mean a Lot
- Sleep for Efficiency
- Eat for Sustained Energy
- Dress for Success
- Pack Light and Catch the Early Train
- Questions and Answers
- Packing Checklist
- Sharing Book ResourcesHeading off Equipment Trouble
- Hydration�Wet Your Whistle to Whet Your Brain
- Do�s and Don�ts
- Chapter 3
- Lights, Camera, Action!
- Readying the Facility
- Materials
- Start before You begin
- Questions and Answers
- Crutches to Stay Calm and on Course
- Room Setup: The Good, the Bad, and the Adjustments
- Seating Participants for Great Results
- Distributing Handouts and Materials
- Charts, Slides, and Overheads
- Grand Entrances
- Do�s and Don�ts
- Chapter 4
- Quick�Let �Em Love You!
- Gaining AcceptanceBuilding Audience Rapport
- Vulnerability
- Establish Common Ground
- Friendly is Good, Familiar is Not
- Acknowledge Knowledge and Know-How
- Working around Personal Quirks
- Questions and Answers
- Honoring Audience Expertise
- Increasing Visibility
- Changing an Audience�s Point of View
- Agendas and Overviews
- Introductions and Openers
- Positive Communication
- Do�s and Don�ts
- Chapter 5
- Put Teeth into Your Technique
- Purpose Drives Process
- Question and Answers
- Delivering the Main Course: Information, Skills, and MessageLimiting Content
- Reflections and Connections
- Motivating an Audience
- Generating New Thinking
- Understanding: Taking the Road Less Traveled
- Nonverbal Communication
- Small Groups to Enliven Learning
- Timing Group Work
- Maintaining Involvement
- Regaining Attention
- Ensuring Active Participation
- Tight Parameters to Ensure Success
- Do�s and Don�ts
- Chapter 6
- Enthrall �Em all
- Job 1: Make Time Disappear
- Infusing Excitement into Sessions
- Variety as a VehicleMonitoring an Audience
- The 1�2�3 Rule
- Questions and Answers
- Introductions Set the Tone
- Change of State
- Movement: More Than a Sign of Life, the Glue for Learning
- Energizers
- Breaks
- Putting Lecture in its Place
- Covering Volumes of Content: Alternative Methods
- Accountability in Group Work
- Group Size
- Visuals to Enhance Meaning
- Directing Attention
- Applying Content
- Handling Questions
- Do�s and Don�ts
- Chapter 7
- Rave Reviews: Making Sure You Still Have an Audience Left after Break