Tips for Good Anchoring | Raychel Harvey Jones

Tips for Good Anchoring
Created By : Raychel Harvey Jones

• These are only TIPS
• not RULES
• If you are nervous before
• or during a party,
• YOU ARE NOT A LONE

Tip 1:
Understand Verbal English
• The first phase in doing
• so is to simply agree to that there
• is nothing to be embarrassed
• of in not being able to
• speak excellent British.

Tip 2:
Know your Audience
I – Introduction
B - Human body : Trial information,
Outcomes, Literary works survey
T- Technicalities: Research, Conversation,
New Concepts etc.
General viewers : University Children (90 I + 10 B)
General technological audience: Whole Components Division (40 I+
40 B + 20 T)
Conference audience: Brief technological Workshops (20 I +40 B +
40 T)
Very Targeted audience: Long technological seminars (10 I + 40 B+
50 T)

Tip 2A:
• Set goals for the talk
Structure concerns that you would like
the viewers to know solutions to at the
end of your discuss.

Tip 3
Discuss to your viewers.
Don’t discuss to yourself. You are
providing a seminar/talk, not providing a
speech

Tip 4
You have to be the expert
of what you are discussing about

Tip 5
Don’t have anything on your glide that you
don’t plan to discuss about

Tip 6
Keep it simple
Products per glide = f (time per slide)
If many, present them one at a time

Tip 7
A picture = A 1000 words

Tip 8
Have enough for time allocated to you
Neither less 
nor EVEN A LITTLE more

Tip 9
Exercise, Get Reviews, Get Better
Work on circulation and transition

• During an issue response period, if you don’t know the response just say “I don’t
know.”
• Learn to handle concerns. If you think fit based on interacting your concepts deal with
it. If you think it is not, then put it off for a conversation at the end.
On answering questions:
On managing time:
• Exercise is the best way for 15 moment speaks.
• For longer workshops, guides etc. you may have to do powerful time
control. Based upon on the listeners reaction by means of
questions/interest/discussions you may have to remove certain areas what
you decided to discuss or consist of information that you had but did not plan
to discuss.
On being
nervousGet ready as if you are going to make contact with a much more
discovered audience
Present with the assurance of one who is much more learned.

Tips for the audience
• It’s OK to question
• It’s OK to opinion and
• It’s OK to don't agree with the speaker……
• ….Politely
• Not for making fun of the speaker
• Not to display your superiority……..
• …….This is
uncivilized
• Ask an issue only to view the presenter better!

Final thoughts
• Understand English
• Think about the audience
• Keep it simple
• Practice
• Talk to the audience

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