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Shane Henderson is preparing a project for his English class. He has created a slideshow as part of his presentation. The slideshow and project will be shown to his classmates and teacher.
What nonverbal strategies would be effective for Shane to use? Check all that apply.
read aloud from the screen showing his slides
scan the room, making eye contact
point to the slideshow as needed
smile and have a friendly look on his face
pace across the room while talking
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Correct choices:
- scan the room, making eye contact
- point to the slideshow as needed
- smile and have a friendly look on his face
Why:
- Eye contact engages the audience and helps him connect with classmates and the teacher.
- Pointing to slides when necessary directs attention and clarifies what he’s referring to.
- A friendly expression makes him seem approachable and confident.
Not recommended:
- Reading aloud from the screen is distracting and makes the presentation less engaging; he should use notes or speak from memory/outline.
- Pacing across the room can be distracting; controlled movement (stepping purposefully) is better.
- scan the room, making eye contact
- point to the slideshow as needed
- smile and have a friendly look on his face
Why:
- Eye contact engages the audience and helps him connect with classmates and the teacher.
- Pointing to slides when necessary directs attention and clarifies what he’s referring to.
- A friendly expression makes him seem approachable and confident.
Not recommended:
- Reading aloud from the screen is distracting and makes the presentation less engaging; he should use notes or speak from memory/outline.
- Pacing across the room can be distracting; controlled movement (stepping purposefully) is better.
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