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Remember

• The audience is looking into your mind, not just your presentation.
• A brilliant presentation makes you progress in your career. Your future lay on your
presentation skill.
• You must speak clearly, confidently, and distinctly (very unique, be grateful, be yourself)
Conclusion

• When presenting your work, you have to make the audience see that your presentation is
important. If you fear people won’t listen to you, which means your presentation is still not
good enough.
• The present is just an idea, not detail. People can read the details themselves. If you talk
about it, it will be boring.
• Practice the talk many times.
• Watch or attend as many talks as you can, especially at the academic presentation such as
“Tedtalk”. You can learn presentation skills from that.

References

James, Deborah. (2012). Seven deadly speaker sins. Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning.
4. 217-218. 10.1016/j.cptl.2012.04.007.

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