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Tips to avoid "Presentation Poison"
Question yourself first:
- What is the purpose?
- Why do people care?
- What is the impact?
Speaking
- AUDIENCE is there for YOU.
- Be excited, but be yourself.
- MOVE AROUND!
- TIME IS KING -- always think shorter
“Tell them what you’re going to tell them.
Tell them.
Tell them what you told them.”
DON'T FORGET TO PRACTICE!
Recommended Websites
- GoodReadsUsing the "READERS ALSO ENJOYED" list on each book's profile can help.
- Literary Devices listIn order to define our connections, we will be using literary devices. This site lists a lot of literary devices with examples.
Databases
Subject Guide
Anita Cellucci
She/Her
Print Resources
Dewey Decimal shelves:
- 700s Arts & Recreation
- 300s Social Sciences