Presentation Tips
A great presentation is more than nice slides. It needs clear content, good design, and a confident speaker. These tips help your presentation hold the audience's attention.
✅ Presentation Checklist
✓ Use big, readable fonts
✓ Keep one idea per slide
✓ Use simple, matching colours
✓ Practice before presenting
Design Tips
- Use short bullet points, not long paragraphs
- Pick fonts that are easy to read from a distance
- Use pictures and diagrams to support your words
- Keep the same colour theme across all slides
Speaking Tips
| Do | Avoid |
|---|---|
| Speak slowly and clearly | Reading every word from the slide |
| Look at the audience | Looking only at the screen |
| Practice ahead of time | Presenting without rehearsing |
The Rule of 6
Try to keep no more than 6 lines per slide and 6 words per line. This rule keeps slides clean and easy for the audience to read at a glance.
Sample Slide
• Topic introduced briefly
• Key point one shown
• Key point two shown
🔑 Key Terms
- Rule of 6 – A guideline limiting slides to 6 lines and 6 words per line
- Theme – A consistent colour and font style across all slides
- Rehearse – Practising a presentation before showing it to others
✏️ Exercise
- What is the Rule of 6?
- Should you read every word from the slide while speaking?
- Why is practicing before a presentation important?
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