Now, Presenting . Lectures, like all teaching, can be seen as part art and part science. Last week's tips focused on the science of organizing lecture material effectively.
Lectures also require some art in presenting the material in front of a group of people.
While some have explained that teachers must use the artistry of drama performers to hold their audience's attention, more practical presenters are concerned with the skills of social performances. Since lectures must connect with large audiences, there are some tips about how to deliver your ideas in a way that holds their interest. After all, talking to the chalkboard, no matter how intriguing the message, is likely to keep a teacher from communicating with the learners. Below are some ideas that can help your audience listen to your ideas. Setting the tone The right tone for effective presentations is neither formal nor casual but more that of a working conversation.