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Tuesday, November 13th, 2018 David Kinne, Clearwater Marine Aquarium

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What Are You Afraid of?

To the average person, if you have to go to a funeral, you’re better off in the casket than doing the eulogy. ~ Jerry Seinfeld

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What Are Your Fears About Public Speaking?

Activity: Flip Chart Your Fears

  • Rotate to Other Charts
  • Check Mark Common Fears
  • Debrief: What Fears Were

Most Common?

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Common Fears

  • Embarrassment
  • Something goes wrong
  • Forget or not seem

knowledgeable

  • Looking foolish
  • Unfamiliar with material

How do you Overcome these Fears?

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Build Confidence Through:

  • Knowledge of Topic
  • Awareness of Body Language
  • Organized Information
  • Improve Technical Skills
  • And Most Importantly:

Practice, Practice, Practice!

Handout

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Knowledge

  • Assume you are an Expert
  • Begin with the End in Mind
  • “Tell Them What you’re

gonna tell them. Tell them. Tell them what you told them.”

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Knowledge

  • Checks for Understanding
  • Interactivity
  • Are Handouts a Good Idea?
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Body Language & Verbal Language Activity

Watch Video Focus on Body Language and Verbal Language

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Body Language & Verbal Language Activity

Debrief: What Issues did you identify from the Video?

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Body Language

  • Posture
  • Smiling
  • Eye contact
  • Movement – Too Little / Too

Much

  • Extraneous and /or Repeating

Gestures

  • Fidgeting
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Verbal Language

  • Rate of Speech
  • Volume
  • Tone
  • Jargon
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Avoiding Death by PowerPoint TEDx Talk by David JP Phillips

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five design principles that will cognitively and psychologically

  • ptimize your PowerPoint slides
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One Message 1 + 1 = 0 No Text Sentences

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SIZE

Moving objects Signaling colors like red and yellow Contrast rich objects Big objects Headlines?

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SIZE Moving objects Signaling colors like red and yellow Contrast rich objects Big objects Headlines?

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Contrast Controls focus Dark Backgrounds You are the presentation

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Contrast Controls focus Dark Backgrounds You are the presentation

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Contrast Controls focus Dark Backgrounds You are the presentation

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Contrast Controls focus Dark Backgrounds You are the presentation

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Objects 5-6 per page Counting takes 500% more time and energy

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Fun Place

The Place for Fun!TM

  • Due to the heat, all water has generally evaporated by 11:00

am daily. This is due to the thermal motion of molecules of liquid being sufficient to overcome the surface tension, that is, its kinetic energy exceeds the work function of cohesion at the

  • surface. It is beyond our control. Nothing we can do about it

because, science.

  • The lack of water results in an increase of what our Safety

Team, Sean, calls “Gnarly Road Rash.”

  • On the upside, drowning risk significantly reduced during

afternoon hours.

  • We are also legally prohibited from calling ourselves an

“Amusement” Park until we gather enough data proving guests are actually amused.

  • Amusement data is currently being collected by a variety of

means.

  • Introduce next speaker.
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Fun Place

The Place for Fun!TM

  • Water evaporated by 11:00 am daily
  • Downside: “Gnarly Road Rash”
  • Upside: Fewer Drownings
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Fun Place

The Place for Fun!TM

  • Water evaporated by 11:00 am daily
  • Downside: “Gnarly Road Rash”
  • Upside: Fewer Drownings
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50 100 150 200 250

y = -47.7ln(x) + 103.89 R² = 0.9642 y = -60.62ln(x) + 96.416 R² = 0.9405

27.5 55 82.5 110 April May June July 2E+02 1E+02 3E+01 5E+01 2E+01 2E+02 2E+02 4E+01 3E+01 5E+00 50 100 150 200 250 First 2th Tres IV #5

Quarterly Smiles Per Minute (SPM)

Eligible Smiles in SPM Data Collection: : / :-) :} :-] :-| : \ :-E :-p ;-) :-$ :-O :-& <(-,-)>

“Every face has a smile, even if you think it doesn’t, it probably does. …so seriously, just keep making balloon animals while you’re

  • n the clock Kevin,

it’s your job…”

  • Fun Place Entertainment

Operations Supervisor

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Pie I Have Eaten

Pie I Have Not Eaten

Pie Chart

Pie I Have Eaten

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1 2 3 4 5 6

Blueberry Apple Cherry Banana

Pie Bar Chart

Jan Feb Mar

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1 2 3 4 5 6

Blueberry Apple Cherry Banana

Pie Bar Chart

Jan Feb Mar

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Quiz

  • 1. Name One Way to Overcome Fear of Public Speaking
  • Knowledge of Topic
  • Awareness of Body Language
  • Organized Information
  • Improve Technical Skills
  • Practice, Practice, Practice!
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Quiz

  • 2. Name Two Body Language Problems to Avoid
  • Posture
  • Smiling
  • Eye contact
  • Movement – Too Little / Too

Much

  • Extraneous and /or Repeating

Gestures

  • Fidgeting
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Quiz

  • 3. Name Two Verbal Language Problems to Avoid
  • Rate of Speech
  • Volume
  • Tone
  • Jargon
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  • 4. Name Two PowerPoint Design Principles
  • One Message
  • No Sentences
  • Size
  • Contrast
  • 5-6 Objects
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If you had a question, what would it be?