In a speech about developing effective study habits, George has chosen three presentation aids to enhance his audience's retention of his information: (1) a chart summarizing basic steps of creating an appropriate study environment; (2) a graph showing how improved study skills translate into higher grades; and (3) a book and a highlighter. Of the nine guidelines for the use of presentation aids
provided in your text, select five that will be the most relevant to George's speech. In a well-developed essay, explain how these five guidelines should be applied and how they will make the speech more successful.
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Guideline choices and explanations will vary but answers should include five of the following guidelines: rehearse with your presentation aids; make eye contact with your audience, not with your presentation aids; explain your presentation aids; do not pass objects among members of your audience; use animals with caution; use handouts effectively; time the use of visuals to control your audience's attention; use technology effectively; and remember Murphy's Law.
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