Scholar 4-184516

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In this third session of Scholar Four, participants are guided through the process of preparing for an oral presentation, which is considered more prestigious than a poster presentation. The session recaps previous steps, including hypothesis creation, data collection, method organization, and abstract summarization. Participants are now tasked with making a ten-slide presentation, covering title, introduction, materials and methods, results, and conclusions, with an emphasis on speaking techniques to overcome anxieties and improve delivery.<br /><br />Key advice includes: familiarizing oneself with the presentation room, knowing the audience's background, thoroughly practicing to diminish reliance on slides, transforming nervousness into positive energy, maintaining professionalism in attire and demeanor, and using pauses instead of verbal fillers. Participants also learn about the importance of eye contact, voice projection, and engaging with the audience through gestures. <br /><br />The session emphasizes methodical preparation and rehearsal to ensure seamless transitions between slides. Participants practice presentations with feedback on layout, clarity, interaction, and timing, aiming to build confidence and enhance public speaking skills necessary for academic and professional success.

Keywords

oral presentation

public speaking

presentation skills

audience engagement

hypothesis creation

methodical preparation

nervousness management

academic success

professionalism