Using Body Language and Eye Contact
Students will practice using appropriate body language and making eye contact during presentations.
Key Questions
- Explain how body language can convey confidence or nervousness.
- Justify the importance of making eye contact with an audience.
- Design a short presentation incorporating effective body language and eye contact.
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