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“Think about your rhythm and when to add emphasis. Be clear on your top line and what you’re asking for. Try and relax. You are the expert.”
“If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance, don’t try to baffle them with B/S. They’ll know…imagine you’re talking to friends about your work and enjoy it”
“Practice! Practice speaking out loud and getting points across in a concise way. Try talking to the mirror or record yourself into your phone.”
“Consider what you are most passionate about in your research – why it is worthwhile in the difference it may make. Don’t try and cram too much in. Have a single consistent theme.”
“Remember no one knows your findings better than you.”
“Speak with enthusiasm – show that you are genuinely interested in your research.”
“Be passionate about your story and relate it to people and real life and the rest is easy.”
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