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Convey emotions and attitudes:

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Enhance the persuasiveness of information:

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Get the audience's attention and interest:

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Build connection and trust:

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Complementary and reinforcing language:

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It can help reduce misunderstandings in communication and engage the listener when talking about the important parts.

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Indicates Attentivenness and Engagement

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Nonverbal cues, such as facial expressions, gestures, and posture, help clarify the meaning of spoken words. For example, a smile can reinforce a friendly message, while crossed arms might suggest defensiveness.

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Nonverbal signals are often more effective at conveying emotions than words. For example, someone’s tone of voice or facial expressions can show their excitement, frustration, or sincerity more clearly than words alone.

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Non-verbal communication shows feelings and attitudes through body language, facial expressions, and gestures. It helps people understand each other better without words.

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Describe the long-term vision of the project

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Cultural Background:

Language and Tone:

Use clear, simple language, especially if there are language barriers.

Be aware of formality levels—some cultures prefer formal communication, while others are more casual.

Avoid idioms, slang, or culturally specific references that might not be understood.

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Pacing and Time Sensitivity

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adjust communication way

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Learn about their culture, be respectful, use clear language, and focus on shared goals.

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Younger generations may prefer digital communication methods like social media, instant messaging, or video conferencing, while older generations might prefer phone calls or face-to-face meetings.

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Language and tone might also differ across generations. Younger audiences may appreciate a more casual and tech-savvy approach, while older audiences may value formality and a respectful tone.

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nervousness : pre practicing

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Mistake: Presenters often fill slides with too much text, forcing the audience to read instead of listening.

How to Avoid: Keep slides simple, using bullet points or short phrases to highlight key points. Use visuals like charts, images, or graphs to support your message. The slides should complement what you're saying, not replace it.

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You may feel nervous when giving a presentation, which can be overcome through frequent practice and active accumulation of experience. At the same time, the content of the presentation may not be attractive and distract the audience, so you need to ensure the richness of the content of the speech.

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confidence·

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eye contact, face to audiences, practicing well

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Common presentation mistakes include not practicing, reading slides, speaking too fast, and having poor body language. It’s important to interact with the audience, keep information simple, and test equipment beforehand to avoid technical problems.

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Mistake: Insufficient practice leads to nervousness, stumbling, and disorganized delivery during the presentation.

How to Avoid: Rehearse your presentation multiple times. Practicing in front of a mirror, recording yourself, or presenting to friends can help you become more comfortable with the content and timing.

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Practice more to gain experience

Ensure that the presentation is rich in content to attract the audience

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Engage with Your Audience

Ask Questions: Involving your audience with questions or prompts encourages participation and keeps them engaged.

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Enhance engagement with your audience

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practice makes perfect， understand your topic, learn skills from websites (video), practice in front of mirror, Prepare content in advance.

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practice

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Rehearse multiple times

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Adapt to Different Scenarios

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To improve presentation skills, practice often and know your material well. Make eye contact with the audience and ask questions to keep them engaged. Use confident body language and gestures to highlight key points. Record yourself to see where you can improve, like your tone or pace. Keep slides simple, showing only the main ideas. Speak slowly and pause to make sure the audience can follow.