22. Dec 2020

Presentation and Rhetorics (January 27 & February 2, 2021 | online)

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Effective introduction for scientific lectures
Parameters of nonverbal communication: Effective gestures,
dominant body language and self-confident appearance
The power of the voice: Intonation and speech form
Flexible use of rhetorical means and optimization of expression
confident handling of disturbances, critical questions and mishaps:
Strategies and response formulas
How to generate attention and create a positive atmosphere
Communicate core messages clearly and structure content
The Lincoln technique, segmenting the audience and CFA to exit
“The salt in the soup”: Mode change for lively presentations
Best practice examples from the USA and Great Britain; literature and Video recommendations

Agenda

January 27, 2021

Input sessions by the trainer with individual and group exercises and discussion rounds.

February 2, 2021

Deepening of the contents and individual presentations of the participants with Power Point (7-10 min each),
followed by structured feedback rounds (all participants receive written feedback from all other participants and from the trainer at the end).

Target audience

Doctoral students, PostDocs

Terms and Applications

Date: January 27 & February 2, 2021
Time: 9am-2pm
Group size: maximal 10
Workshop language: English
Format: online workshop
Applications are considered in chronological order of receipt. You get information.

Lecturer

Dr. Michael Gordian – https://lebensklug.com

Registration

The registration is now closed.

Funding

This workshop has been realised with financial support from Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg.

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