Dynamic Presentations: Techniques and Strategies

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Description

This lecture covers techniques and strategies for dynamic presentations, including using hooks to capture attention, signposting language, storytelling, peer feedback, and persuasive language. Participants engage in activities like brainstorming hooks, practicing signposting, and giving feedback to improve presentation skills.

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