Standard 3

2. Reading Memorize or familiarize yourself with your content to maintain engagement with your audience.
6. Communication Speak clearly, projecting your voice to ensure everyone can hear you, even those in the back row.
8. The inflection or rise and fall of sound, conveying specific emotions to the listener. Includes volume modulation and may end questions with a higher pitch.
10. Awareness Tailor your presentation to suit your audience's interests, knowledge level, and preferences.
11. Pronouncing words clearly by articulating every syllable.
12. Preparation Plan your message carefully and consider your audience's needs and expectations.
13. Conclusion Summarize your main points and end your presentation confidently to leave a lasting impression.

1. Filler Words Be mindful of filler words like "um," "uh," or "like" that can distract from your message.
3. Introduce yourself and your topic clearly to establish credibility and context.
4. Dress Dress in a manner that suits the occasion and commands respect from your audience.
5. How words are spoken, including emphasis on syllables, words, or phrases. Pronunciation may vary based on geography or tradition.
6. and Eye Contact Maintain confidence, make eye contact with your audience, and utilize the space available to you.
7. The rhythmic flow of sounds or words, including pauses for emphasis or clarity.
9. Preparation Be ready to answer questions from your audience, demonstrating your expertise and reinforcing key points.