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EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AND PRESENTATION SKILLS FOR TAs
Joshua Bakin Firaz Peer
Hello! Josh Bakin
PhD Student City and Regional Planning Green Infrastructure
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Firaz Peer
PhD Student Digital Media Data and Algorithmic Infrastructures
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AND PRESENTATION SKILLS FOR TA s Joshua - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AND PRESENTATION SKILLS FOR TA s Joshua - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AND PRESENTATION SKILLS FOR TA s Joshua Bakin Firaz Peer Hello! Firaz Peer Josh Bakin PhD Student PhD Student Digital Media City and Regional Planning Data and Algorithmic Infrastructures Green Infrastructure 2
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Plan for Today
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Plan (10 mins) Prepare(10 mins) Present (10 mins)
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PLAN
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Know your Audience
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Get familiar with your space
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Communicating with your students
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Prepare and Practice
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PREPARE
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PREPARE
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What makes a bad presentation?
What makes a bad presentation? What makes a bad presentation? What makes a bad presentation? What makes a bad presentation? What makes a bad presentation?
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1. Make sure you have everything spelled out and written in your syllabus. This includes attendance policy, grading and late submission policy 2. What kind of work do students need to do to expect an A? Students are most interested in maintaining a high GPA. Give Clear Instructions and Set Expectations
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Consider the back row
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What makes a bad presentation?
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1. Talk with your students, not to or at them. 2. Avoid jargon. 3. Be culturally sensitive. Don’t make off culture remarks or gestures. 4. Don’t go over time. It is disrespectful to students and their schedules. How do you feel about Public Speaking?
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Clear
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1. Think through your in-class assignments for the day and anticipate what might go wrong and how you will deal with it. 2. Go through your material for the day and time everything. Be Consistently Proactive, not Reactive
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Be Concise and Accurate
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T ransitions & S ignposts
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Presenting to the Class
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Give Clear Instructions and Set Expectations
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▫ Eye contact ▫ Vocal variety ▫ Gesture ▫ Movement
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You are now prepared.....to prepare!
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How do you introduce yourself on the 1st day of class?
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Develop a short (2 minute) introduction for yourself
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Present to your neighbor
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Get feedback
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Reconvene in 6 minutes
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