Good Presentation VS Bad Presentation *

[@jahedur123456]

This video made me realise that the best way to deliver a presentation is not to try and look professional but to be as relaxed and calm as possible and just be yourself. This video helped me land my dream job. Thank you.

[@kingulingana2001]

Hey how cool! Congratulations!! 😊

[@jamesh.2966]

whats your dream job?

[@jahedur123456]

@James H. I'm a law student and I recently landed a grad job at a top firm

[@jahedur123456]

@James H. cool, how's it going?

[@nightraven398]

I wish I could be good at it like that. Unfortunately, I'm just my trash self. I can't try doing better, every time, I stop myself. So frustrating to even have presentations.

[@PhotoshopEditing-t9s]

Some suggestions : 1. Be calm 2. Make eye contact 3. Have smile on the face 4. Use proper body language 5. Speak slowly and clearly 6. Use open body language 7. Turn the mobile off 8. Talk to the people not with yourself like he was doing before in this video.

[@V4lh]

“Be calm” is easy to easy, but hard to do

[@PhotoshopEditing-t9s]

@@V4lh definitely it is very hard for fresher but practice will make it easy.

[@studiousguy]

You got me out at make eye contact

[@TheWorld-i9o]

I Think We Should,t Speak Slowly?

[@PhotoshopEditing-t9s]

@TheWorld-i9o 'speak slowly' means rate of speech should be slow not voice

[@ryanbale2884]

I am always good at bad presentation

[@mohamedelzanaty1876]

lol me too

[@olaelfeel8275]

Me too

[@malachipenalver8436]

Way to flip it

[@RightClicked]

And I’m always bad at good presentation

[@ellysm1147]

same here

[@darkparadise5301]

Can we appreciate the teacher who give him courage to develop himself 👏

[@youredad10yearsago91]

teachers like that are hard to find

[@Ailyloves]

this is the best kind of teacher, I can concur. teachers should be here to give constructive feedback & support to their students so that their students can develop themselves in a specific field

[@Oxigenium1]

Maybe in a short film this scene is suitable, but in real life this situation is not suitable and behaviour of the teacher is unprofessional. If there was any mistakes or places that can be improved he might just say about them in person. Nobody wants to be ashamed in front of an audience.

[@SquareoftheLightOnes]

@@Oxigenium1 this

[@thethinkinggamer1864]

@@Oxigenium1 Its not shaming at all, in fact, if you can tell by the mood and atmosphere, the audience wasn't making fun of him when they were laughing. We all need to realize we can improve, not a single person in that audience I guarantee you would be perfect at presenting, so I don't think they would want to laugh at him.

[@enough2471]

The way the professor reacted to the presentation was amazing

[@ivvi4410]

Yeah he kinda positive person. Replace all Ranjit weakness to a good word until he become more than before

[@xninja2369]

@@ivvi4410 that's comment i was looking for

[@ZeroGravity60]

Hello, fellow new and semi-experienced public speakers. I've been a public speaker for decades and although I'm not interested in making a video about it I thought I'd share some knowledge on what I've learned. Public speaking is a skill you can learn just like you first learned to ride a two-wheeled bike. To learn how to ride a bike you first needed to assemble all the ingredients. [A bike, road or driveway, helmet, maybe knee and elbow pads.] The same is true of public speaking. My experience as a speaker as well as studying other speakers has taught me the four main ingredients needed to give a good presentation. They are: #1] Be comfortable and relaxed. [Duh!] I'll explain how to easily master that. #2] Have respect for your audience. Be sure you are giving them, leaving them with, something of value. #3] Know your subject! You have no right to get up and speak if your knowledge on the subject is less than at least the human average. Study! You don't need to be an expert but earn your right to publically speak about the subject you've chosen. #4] Put yourself into your delivery. BE YOURSELF! Honestly, you'll never please everyone but if you try to be someone that you're not, you'll probably end up pleasing no one. Just be your honest self and let the chips fall where they may. Those are the 4 top points I'd recommend. The 4 ingredients that make up a good speech and speaker. Obviously, there are other tips like write your speech and be sure to edit it a few times. Make your speech tight and fast. I'll write a three-page speech and by the time I've condensed my thoughts and edited it, I'll be down to a single page. Tight, fast, and hard-hitting. Your audience deserves no less. I always end a talk with a take-home gift for the audience if possible. Most of my speeches are on science-based self-manipulation practices. So it's easy to offer a take-home gift that if the information is used at home it will improve their lives. Get creative, create a gift. If you are not yet experienced in public speaking you'll need to PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE, your speech at least 10 times over 3 to 5 days. After the first day, your subconscious will start working on it and better prepare you for your second day of practice. It's a lot of work but so was learning to ride your bike at the beginning. Later in your career, you'll pick up your bike at a moment's notice and just ride it naturally. Okay, so this is the tip that will have you standing comfortably and relaxed while speaking in front of any sized audience. The hardest part to overcome for public speaking is in standing up, breathing, and thinking all at the same time. Everything else can be put together, assembled, or prepared beforehand but how can you prepare yourself to be comfortable and relaxed? Before even choosing your subject, writing/editing your speech, or committing to giving a talk, practice the following exercise. Remember, what we want to achieve is to have you standing up, speaking, breathing, and feeling comfortable all at the same time. #1] to give a good speech one must know their subject. [Everyone knows their ABCs and everyone can count to 60.] #2] Get professionally dressed up, as you would when you're doing the real thing. #3] Stand in your living room, face the couch, and slowly recite your ABCs. [Pronounce each letter as if it were a word. Use body language, use emotions.] #4] Recite your ABCs, then count out loud to 60, then recite your ABCs again. The purpose of this exercise is to get you up on your feet learning how to stand, breathe, talk, and feel relaxed all at the same time. Eventually, your speech will replace your ABCs and counting out loud to 60. If you've done your homework you'll be able to pull it off just as easily. As a bonus, if you can, assemble a few friends who also want to learn this skill you can take turns doing this in front of each other. Listen to each other and offer each other advice on how to improve. If alone, practice your hand and body movements, making eye contact with the couch, and make some occasional pauses in your already fully memorized ABC/count to 60 speech. Within days you'll feel so much more comfortable standing up and speaking out loud. Sorry to say but even after decades of public speaking I still get a nervous rush before every talk but that nervousness - completely dissipates - as soon as I start talking. Public speaking is just another skill anyone can master if willing to do the work. Hope this helps. :) The Geriatric Hippie P*E*A*C*E

[@aboodahmad8236]

By the way: All fear emotions are clearly normal

[@therewasonceacatnamedmeimc247]

Thank you!! This was very helpful

[@DailyprayerswithBlessing]

It was really helpful . Thanks a lot

[@enihtsujslofar5473]

Thank you

[@wh0the._.fxckixm881]

YO THANK YOU SO MUCH WE REALLY APPRECIATE THE FACT YOU TOOK YOUR TIME TO WRITE ALL THIS OMG THANKS THANKSSSSS!!!!! ♡♡♡ Take care and stay safe ;D

[@khizar8286]

I wish, I had teacher like him.

[@pooja350]

Don't we all

[@TrackingAcademy]

Well if you think you need a teacher to make you understand something, then maybe already you are better

[@patriciaisaac8491]

Muawia khizar kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKfdn6GiYqiGnLc

[@introvertleo7036]

I wish too.

[@WhiteNoBeard471]

This man speaks like God

[@aishwaryar1998]

He is an excellent teacher. He helped him where he did wrong ( Conveyed it politely) and he appreciated when he improved. Wow what a great Teacher he is!

[@aishasiciid2543]

Yeh absolutely 💯

[@rascal211]

The biggest problem is fighting off nervousness which he didn't have to do with either presentation so this does not address the biggest obstacle to a good presentation feeling nervousness and anxiety.

[@iamtejasm]

Yes

[@Shankaroon_991]

Yeah you’re right

[@filokseniatee5036]

@@hanac5586 do they really??? because every single time I stand up n speak, I know perfectly how to do it but idk my heart races faster, it somehow obstructs my voice n I feel my voice is shivering n I feel just to escape from there as soon as possible. does this really work??

[@hanac5586]

@@filokseniatee5036 Yes! I was the same. I always felt like passing out. Betablockers affect adrenaline and blocks its effects, which in turn affects flight and fight reaction, so your heart rate doesn't skyrocket and you don't tremble or shiver. It was amazing to realize that "oh even if I'm nervous I can still think and feel quite okay." When you feel bodily calm your mind will calm down too. I warmly recommend them, it's at least worth trying. When you get more confidence with the medication you can gradually stop using it. I use propranolol.

[@hanac5586]

@@filokseniatee5036propranolol is relatively safe, but it's still an prescription medicine and you have to probably take an ECG scan just in case you have any underlying heart conditions, but for most healthy people it should be safe.

[@nunaorealz7175]

From this video, l want to say teacher should be like him. He encouraged his student to do better without making him feel worst.

[@RizwanKhan_99]

I love this teacher with bass voice.

[@rakeshb7378]

He used to work for JBL

[@NMLKGaming]

he sounds like a wise wizard.

[@harshshah2797]

Bad Presentation is the perfect example of teachers we have in schools. Exceptions were always there and they were gem 😭💎

[@Ali-el1ih]

First topic was history. Second topic was stress. Oh gee I wonder why the second presentation was better, surely it had nothing to do with the topics being more relatable/easy to understand.

[@guillezorro]

A good workman doesn't blame his tools

[@ayachavez7450]

@GT Man on WW1: well i was good with jessica and all but she hit my dog. So now, i want to burn her house down. No bigge. An eye for an eye. And my friends are like so good that they're totally in on it even some of them are like miles away. But news got out and her besties are onto us. So we were both trying to burn each others houses. But lowkey, her fault but at this point does it even really matter? And anyway, we also have these new toys to try out so like yea. OH so like we kinda live in the same neighborhood except for a couple of friends that live in the other side of town. It was like, a really big deal that our other neighbors got in the cross fire and got some parts of their house on fire too. This went on for like, a few months until we couldn't take it any more. Our houses were totally on fire. My pets were so sick and hurt, like some of them even died!! Urgh, so many pets died over those years, i couldn't believe it. So like, both of our groups kinda talked it out like, heyyy can we like stop fighting? cuz this really out of my budget anymore. So like, we're all "cool" right now. Like we even made this super bestie club! But tbh, i dont think that it's gonna last. And me and my boys are gonna be there to defend our houses that are like so great

[@bpopp714]

Aya Chavez what in the world this is a speech video not a tell your story thing

[@hashimal3bdali867]

Yah

[@asm1114]

Not even about the topic,but when you present with no paper and with self confidence is much better,also he spoke clearly and he use some examples to feel us more connected with him and his topic

[@aymanhalim990]

Gladly, Ranjit got a teacher to support a teacher to highlight his problems in a constructive way and the teacher didn't even underestimate him . Instead the teacher encouraged him to give presentation for the next time. I just anticipate that I get a mentor like this in my life.

[@duncanpollock9094]

Agreed! I hope so too it makes all the difference when tutors are positive and encouraging.

[@aashi7229]

I can't think of a way to tell a personal story for my presentation on ancient china tomorrow. Me tomorrow* A thousand years ago me and my family went to china

[@sabrsndi6358]

😂😂😂

[@namitha556]

Omg😂😂😂

[@alwinvillero4404]

"...years ago, i was chinese"

[@syedluqman6385]

@@alwinvillero4404 omg hahaha

[@duguanhuan2337]

Haha, maybe you can say that you have known many stories about ancient china from chatting with Chinese friend

[@jmlee737]

I was once taught very interesting story about presentation skills. I was taught that the key part of good presentation is not about the content itself but how you handle it. You want to be the person who controls the flow and atmosphere of the room when you are present in front of the people. It is hard to be comfortable in front of public so you need to practice for it. After that I realized that my lack of confidence is rooted from my lack of practicing.

[@KinG-gy7pc]

I guess you are right

[@nawal_is_here]

Practice makes man perfect

[@thejaziephru2587]

The first one is me everytime I do a presentation😂😂

[@mudbloodpotterhead276]

Sameee

[@mianfaisal9974]

Same here 🤣🤣🤣

[@florenceward6954]

Theja jaja Ziephrü no it’s me Hahahaha, I have one coming up on the 28th and I’m dreading it Hahahaha

[@mdriponmondol3684]

I am from Bangladesh .... excellent video

[@MyLifeRideorDie]

He does better than me!🤭🤭

[@jealoussphynx4152]

Teachers like him always inspire me to be a teacher.

[@saimasofi8058]

This is what a real teacher is. Great job Sir, its teacher's success which reflects through his/her students.🌼

[@brainactivity737]

I really liked that he was considerate and thoughtful in encouraging constructive feedback. Because negative feedback or making fun of others could upset them and make them perform worse. Let's be kinder to one another 👍

[@raisa_cherry35]

@@brainactivity737 Exactly 💜

[@GabbyKunga]

Right. The teacher shows how to do it better and gives him another chance.

[@Akapulko]

my teachers used to tell us to look at the audience all the time and be relaxed, i was shy a few years ago but after i became more extroverted i realized i needed to chill out and make the presentation fun and make the audience pay attention

[@candysweet434]

why did they laugh like it was the funniest thing in the world when his phone rang? that was cringy, they could’ve gotten better actors for this

[@Jennyschannel-rs2cw]

Lol

[@AhmedKhaled-zy6er]

What does "cringy" mean?

[@kpnt8989]

Right. I think so

[@salmansaleh5273]

Ahmed Khaled indigestible

[@slicesoflife8570]

We all do tat when we are in groups. I know that doesn't make any sense but it think it is an reflexive action

[@cikguroha2568]

I admire the teacher... his voice... so calm.. and the way he encourage his students.

[@rahuldas4699]

For the presentation 1-- Who must have eye contact with the audience (not obisously with everyone but with someone)👀👀👀 2 nd is smile 🤗☺️☺️ 3 Rd is not to memorize always make your own story to be a storyteller then people would like to relate with you 🗣️🗣️🗣️ 4 th is always have good knowledge over the topic 📝📝

[@jettfooty]

ok

[@ZZZDEPRIVATION]

Terrible advice, never stare at somebody, if you smile to long you’ll look like a creep, and your grammar is awful.

[@badza47]

@@ZZZDEPRIVATION this was a year ago chill

[@ZZZDEPRIVATION]

@@badza47 this coulda been a decade ago and I wouldn’t care, this isn’t good advice.

[@mimiperi3373]

@@ZZZDEPRIVATION hey, where's mason?

[@FRISHR]

In films there are only 2 types of British people, the old wise teacher and the greedy business villain.

[@midwinterstars8435]

Me while waiting for my turn : overly confident that I can do an ✨excellent✨ presentation. Me while presentating : uh? What is it again? *blank

[@N__H2024]

😂😂💔

[@IITfanaticsYT]

😁😁

[@nameme7702]

PFP please?? Seems like a manhwa character?👀

[@durratunnafisah8937]

Me everytime

[@justarandompersonwhofindsj1223]

Everytime I am like this

[@liviu445]

I've done about 10 presentation, overall in a group, the first I couldn't breathe properly, then it got easier, I cool look at people more and spoke louder and more confidence, the key is practise and being aware of your mistakes, also I uncontrollably volunteered to present first, always.

[@side5029]

Does.presentimg first help?

[@liviu445]

@@side5029 Yes, volunteering to present first is the best way to introduce controlled novelty into your being, it's like going to the gym for your confidence.

[@farhanaditya2647]

@@side5029 Yep, presenting later would just build up the pressure more and more.

[@gunjan494]

I did a presentation today and the first part was good. I made eye contact and talked about my topic well but at the end I ended up rambling and stuttering and some questions I didn’t know how to answer. Now I think I failed :( I wanna get better but it’s hard not to get nervous when you know others are judging your every move.

[@rabiyousaf9863]

its ok ..best of luck for the next time :)

[@polastankova]

Stop thinking about others judging you. Think that life is very short for that so be yourself and stop locking yourself in, you will enjoy your life better if you stop caring about them

[@accountnolongerinuse2044]

This one time I was super nervous and I felt a bit better a 2 minutes in and I overcame the anxiety. Well, not even in the middle of it I begun feeling ill and I just stuttered and rambled over the words. I said the last sentence twice in a small voice before my head started spinning so I had to say straight out "I can't do this, I feel ill", I almost fainted. I was sickly pale. I am sure, if I hadn't said that I would have fallen. Ever since that day, I've refused to do presentations. I felt so humaliated. I wish I could do presentations, or anything overall.

[@sitihajar2677]

@@accountnolongerinuse2044 I have the same experience too as my mind goes blank and I can't continue further on putting on a strong upfront. I end up being really self conscious throughout the way. I just wanted to say that it's ok. There's always ways to fight the enxiety if one willing to back up despite how many times failing. I'm looking for a way to improve my presentation and communication skills. I read somewhere that one can't do two things at the same time so if you divert your attention to somewhere else other than yourself, you naturally ignored the negative thoughts inside your mind.

[@sgiiprizz7510]

@@polastankova Two years but I just wanted to say that you’re right!

[@othmanalghafri9821]

The teacher's voice is so amazingly deep! Well done Project IDEA

[@avelus5984]

I’m screwed. My group is completely disorganized and we’re going to do a presentation tomorrow.

[@coolmonkey619]

How'd it go

[@avelus5984]

Turned out fine. We passed.

[@reversepsychology3]

Good job

[@theop00]

Same, we're presenting tomorrow. We're going to pass too probably but it could have been done so much better... It's nice that yours turned out fine!

[@avelus5984]

Theodora Papageorgiou Thanks. Same case, it could have went much better if our group was better organized. What matters though is that we passed. Next year, we will do our best.

[@anasguerbouy5738]

This 5 minute was really useful, we touch the difference between first presentation and the second and how Ranjit improvement was, the simple feedbacks made all the difference 👏

[@maramezina1094]

This is how we inspire our students to show the best of them

[@NusratJahan-hk9ii]

I wish, I would be blessed with a kindhearted teacher who is more than friends

[@Whatthe1120]

The teacher should do ASMR

[@patriciaisaac8491]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKfdn6GiYqiGnLc

[@Mo-im5pk]

hell yeah

[@Whatthe1120]

Patricia Ishak close enough i suppose

[@pianoman9331]

Patricia Ishak Lol

[@himadrigoyal9069]

For the good presentation - we have to take full knowledge about that topic which we have to present in class 🤓 This create a more confidence in ourselves ☺

[@diegomorales8616]

1) Turn on all lights instead of dimming them. 2) Make the very first thing you say a question in order to motivate interest. 3) Never stand behind a podium (and never sit unless you are physically unable to stand). 4) Focus all of your content on what you want the viewer to do after the talk is over as a result of the talk. If there is no answer to this, do not give the talk.

[@rainLhes]

i could listen to the professor read through all the terms and conditions and still have a great time listening to it. the way he speaks is calming yet clear at the same time!

[@zraffens5145]

2:29 "He could smile more" says the guy with a "smiley face"

[@marcelukeje3510]

😂

[@iresineherb7]

😂😂😂😂

[@elizabethmuko5496]

they broke a rib laughing at his phone going off

[@ciedistinctioner3296]

Such a humble and kind teacher. I really wanna be like him

[@motifity3416]

One thing they didn't mention is the tone of your voice. Even the tiniest of inflections will produce more engagement. Cadence as well. You can experience this yourself right now by replaying the video and listening to both presentations without the visuals. His voice is distinct in each one.

[@Shabaal]

if only students were like that by taking feedbacks, we could speedrun the universe.

[@karimgougue551]

The title should be : Bad Presentation VS Simple Presentation .. did you guess why !!

[@haidershahbaz5285]

Yaas!! I always give my presentations in blue frame💙

[@jettfooty]

@@haidershahbaz5285 shut up hater!! no haters in these comments!

[@taifnour-elhouda2556]

Yeah really

[@Critique808]

Karin I thinking about the same thing.

[@mcmac8027]

I often try to set my mind on the needs of the audience---and that is to just do my job as a speaker in general. Being nervous is normal, but the progress is already there before you even know it. This is a great learning content, by the way.

[@pharaohsmagician8329]

The best thing about this video this that it emulated and mimicked the situation and room full of people where you would actually give a presentation. It replicated those stresses and conditions and pressures and scenarios where you will actually be when doing and TALKING the Presentation Speech! Just panning the camera and showing the audience In the video and the strong teacher and how their faces look and react and change with your words really made me realize how important controlling your talking and controlling your audiences emotions and riling them up and causing them to calm and placate and then rile up again at impactful moments you want to capitalize their Attention and will/desire to change and follow your Suggestions/Orders and directions ideas wishes etc really is. A good video, though fiction, is Marc Antony's Speech. Search that sentence up on KZbin and you can find a few examples really good ones of Oration!

[@enterprisepets]

Another great trick is to start with a question, this way you capture your audience from the very first moment.

[@Nelle017]

I have a question. How can you connect to the audience if you cannot relate to the topic you must present?

[@EddieLove]

Jeanelle Ediso true

[@eyabenfredj2661]

Try to make it real and put yourself in the same position of someone who lived the story , with a bit of convincing skills you'll do great

[@ghazi5841]

fake it

[@PaulaTSizemore]

Find a place that you can connect to your topic, then use that place to connect your topic with your audience. If you can find something to aspire to, or agree with - even argue against for your topic, then your personal passion will energize your audience, too.

[@princealmighty5391]

You would always relate such as war you are always in a war wih yourself whether it be family friends what ever just be bold and express yourself give your freaking cv to the ceo of an engineering firm face to face saying that college degrees are useless shou need supernatural confidence if they laugh you off keep going to every freaking firm you want to work in just do it practical experience always beats theory you can become a surgeon without even going to kinder gardern

[@tariqshah6757]

Where he brought courage in this single week to present Infront of whole class.

[@rohitranjansingh5587]

What a great teacher and what a great student... most importantly audience are supportive

[@SakshiVerma-qn5lb]

that' amazing 😍 teacher and Ranjit student they both help me a lot thanks sir ❤ for helping me 😊

[@MABFR01]

Lol I remember my teacher showing us this in a lecture a year ago. I just typed "good presentation", nice work lol

[@user-uy4jc3zz5p]

Wow this teacher is so calm and soothing giving me confidence to speak better

[@Thuwiba.]

A beautiful and useful video, but in reality when presenting the presentation in front of the master, the cans of fear and anxiety dominate👻🏌️

[@wukirjanu5948]

Ranjit's presentation was the same as when I did my first presentation at junior high school. at that time I was awkward, not confident, afraid, tense. at the time of the presentation I did not dare to look at the audience, I did not dare to meet face to face like a person who is talking. I just looked at the paper continuously until I was like someone who was reading a dictionary without smiling at all. At the time of the lecture I was able to present well, see the audience's eyes, chat with the audience, stare at the audience with self-paint, smile and involve the audience's role in my presentation.

[@maylee7284]

the teacher is too kinddddd

[@hameedmashwani5026]

Alhamdulilah I am very confident during my presentation.And I think the main thing is confidence.

[@Mohsadekk]

Every time I have a presentation, I watch this video:⁠-⁠)

[@nicebaka138]

he didn't degrade him. and he talked as he knows and conveys the fact that we all have something we can improve about ourselves. he didnt at all make him feel bad about existing. even the classmates- they helped. it is possible to help our peers feel and become better

[@shannonthemustanggirl5877]

I really really hate and DO NOT like presentations because I always have too much stress and anxiety every time I have to present.

[@Blackrose01330]

Same

[@Atom1xGMD]

Yep

[@Iloveallah39]

It’s not that hard moron

[@mekalamadhankumar3224]

This video is told about our presentation how can u improve our presentation skills. Thanks to project idea team . This video is helpful to me .

[@bimanikopamungkas3709]

This video is underrated ! It deserves more views!

[@pratyushranjan1401]

It's one thing to just say smile. It's totally different when you actually need to do it when you are under anxiety. It's not easy.

[@cocoku23]

This made me feel comfortable but I’m still nervous to do public speaking SAVE ME LORDDD😭😭😭

[@iamtejasm]

😢

[@bilbobaggins994]

IF the president of America who constantly forgets what he is doing, the office he is running for, stammers a lot, mistook Theresa May as Margaret Thatcher, is not afraid or shy in talking in front of the American people, then so should you.

[@cocoku23]

@@bilbobaggins994 wow, it’s been over an year...quarantine messed me up even more but that had me thinking....and you seem pretty confident yourself...

[@bilbobaggins994]

@@cocoku23 i used to be in the same shoes as you but perhaps worse was bullied developed stutter. Now i could speak up in front of a crowd and developed leadership skills throughout the years. It was a battle but a battle won.

[@muhammadalishah6899]

@@cocoku23 lol same here, quarantine made it worse..

[@rome316ae3]

The worst part is when audience are rude towards you . Either they are not interested or makes fun of you . This ruins the confidence of people who give presentation . If only audience are supporting and encouraging you then you will gain more confidence

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[@nitagupta8518]

Its totally fine to have anxiety and fear of public speaking . Firstly by acknowledging the problemis crucial which further pushes you to think for a solution. Just tell yourself that be a person who you are , dont try to exaggerate stay proactive, dont think too much about what others are thinking... I know it ia easy to explain the solution but Devil is in practical situation. I understand that, i have gone through all such phase. Here is bitter truth you need to keep in mind, You never get rid of anxiety, you only become better in dealing with it. So resolved to engage , take initiative by keeping in mind growth mindset.

[@marwacherif5380]

Great job ,the use of body language is very important in any presentation in order to make the audience follow you.

[@manishatank01]

The teacher of Ranjit is very supportive & positive minded Person😇👍🏻 ; I wish that every student🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♂️ have a teacher 🧑🏻‍🏫like him😊

[@alninsea19]

I will praise the first one for his unbothered steady voice, cuz all I deliver is shakyyyyyyy voice

[@sandyposs2693]

That professor could record audiobooks for a living - what a great voice! He sounds like Mufasa.

[@kevinagudo8595]

I've done some pretty stupid things during my speech class in highschool. I got so much anxiety for this guy and I'm not even in the video lmao.

[@lidormizrhai1176]

More tips! 1) Use your hands, don't let them flop down to the floor. Instead try to implament them natrually in your speech. And divert the attantion of the crowd to something you want them to focus on. 2) Move around. Don't stay in one place. A good tip for beginers is to move in a squrae like shape. Moving randomly between the corners of the shape. 3) USE YOUR VOICE!!! correctly :) Don't speak in a monotone voice. And avoid SHOUTING or whispering. Have changes and stops while you speak to emphasize important parts of your speech. Speak clearly so everyone will understand. Don'tspeaktoofast! but. also . don't. speak. too. slowaly. 4) Avoid distracting things. Don't wear ripped jeans or overly deatailed clothes. If you have a watch or rings avoid playing with them. Try to speak in a quiet place. And look profasinal. 5) Be creative! Yes, sometimes you can't do much more than speaking or a funny presantation. But if you have the freedom try to get across you points in creative ways. Games, team work, missions, examples... ANYTHING GOES! So don't be scared to try new things. 6) The final, and hardest thing. Have confidince. Having confidince will improve your entire presentation. You get with experince. But if you'll hone your body languge, creativity and knowledge you'll have a great start. Hope I've helped! All these tips I've lernt from my youth groups and personal experience as a youth... counsler? It's boy scouts but Israeli and with more focus on leadership and teaching morals and understanding about life for teenagers. Can't really translate it.

[@enoughwithandles]

Yes, we all wish a teacher like him. But reality is we are teachers and students as well at the same time. Students for life. We can either learn or teach others what we know and it doesn't matter if that happens in a classroom or family!

[@meghanhall7245]

Thank you for making this excellent video! I will be using this as a teaching tool in the future. I teach ESL/EFL, and my students often struggle with several of the issues you mentioned here. Even better, all of the actors in this video spoke at a great speed and vocabulary level for my students. PERFECT!

[@linhha2461]

I can see his progress on this video, and for me, it's a useful lesson. Thank you so much !

[@jonathanlim7091]

What did Ranjit do wrong? He did not memorize his script.

[@sinchasin3611]

Yes, the best way is not to try. But simply relax and tell an interesting story to people

[@nudnas]

Love reading the comments, I'm glad this video helped some of you!

[@tinaalam4624]

Idk if I could smile while talking about tragic events in history

[@kuldeep4yt]

There was no better way to make it understand the difference between good and bad presentation. Thank you 👍

[@nightraven398]

I feel sad for Ranjit because it was called bad presentation. 😥😯 It feels like he was kinda bullied, but not exactly. Ranjit is an example of what i'm trying to do. Please don't call it bad. 😕He was still trying, he was just nervous and all. I know the feeling when nobody wants to pay attention to your presentation. I was looking at my classmates and they looked very bored, some were lying their heads on their desks. It wasn't because they're mean or bullying me or anything, just plain boring ME.

[@jamjagai]

I am always so nervous to speak in front of people. Even if my work is good, the way I present in academic settings makes me lose credit.

[@eatthis6227]

I have a presentation tomorrow.This might be helpful,thanks

[@masdinanngopi7370]

He make fast revolution in public speaking skill and The voice so strong and easy for smile for anyone present and i like it :)

[@Claudiuyoro]

Nice way of showing good and bad presentations. Connection with the audience is the key

[@noitsholly]

I need to learn how to feel more confident speaking in front of larger crowds.

[@watbanaziz5311]

No doubt . Useful & important Lecture, I wish I could have a Lecturer like him

[@ntlalakolotsane]

We really need this kinda teacher in life ❤

[@frans327]

I am here just for learning english LOL They are speaking correctly. I learn so much from their conversations. Do you guys have other video like this ?

[@XFOYS]

Me too

[@kruti8220]

I've been advised that listening to TED talks can be a great help for learning english.

[@عاشالمملكةالمغربيةاللهالوطنالم]

Me too

[@Ouzyman]

For anyone that's new here and is working on improving how he presents infront of an audience, i think this will not offer you any help. You know you're fed up with how to present and what techniques to use in order to present a good presentation. But, the problem lies on where to get the courage to do it. Two years ago, i watched this video hoping to find anything that would free me from the captivity of embarrassment that i always fell into when i stand infront of people. Now, all praise to God, i present with courage. The best gift that we have as humans is the ability to cope with difficulties. But in order to cope, you need time and practice. And that was what i did. Though i always forced myself to present while seeing it as death, it actually made me stronger through practice. And am sure everything in this world is just as that. You just need to give it a time and practice it more. Allah says in the Quran: God does not burden any human being with more than he is well able to bear. This verse heals me and always encourages me to not give up on whatever problems am facing.

[@moo3oo3oo3]

Ranjit not facing the slideshow and reading it word-for-word already elevates this presentation to a 3/10 in my book 👏

[@ShaDesaMinor]

I want to be like the professor when I grow up, he's an amazing speaker!

[@Clean45429]

This video made me realise that the best way to deliver a presentation 👍I enjoyed a lot to this video thank you so much for uploading this video 😊👍

[@DailyprayerswithBlessing]

I really enjoyed every bit of the 5 minutes . I will be having a presentation in 4days time . I am glad I saw this

[@evapretyz7220]

I hope after this I can improve my method of presentation.and hope I have a lecturer like him✨

[@lucassalinas1165]

The teacher has the most crisp, trailer-esq choice I have ever heard

[@YoungsubShin]

Hi, I'm an educator in South Korea. This video is so helpful for my students and I want them to do translation activity; into Korean. And I wonder if you can allow to open community translation.

[@muhammadhassankhilji4053]

Sir, I am student teacher doing B.ED Love to see your response

[@blooxy5727]

Jett Bonner ಕ್ರ್ಲ್ಕ್ರ್

[@YoungsubShin]

@@jettfooty Hope your mother is STILL proud of you.

[@pigwiskey5479]

No one's talking about the teachers amazingly silk smooth voice

[@naumanali7846]

I had trouble speaking not because of nervousness but i have stammer and my teacher helped me alot in this by suggesting me to use more pictures, videos and graphs and to engage with audience by smiling questioning and giving a personal example and to get slow down if im having trouble in producing a word. It works and now i don't have to worry about that i have a disability its just vanished.

[@FlameTaxi]

hey can i get help about the same too?

[@hinashafique9508]

A teacher like this really attracts the students to classroom

[@renasshwanrabar1413]

Well Done For Preparing This Excellent.

[@bamwrites42]

Have shown this video to about 100 or so students in Japan. Wanted to point out that in the video, the guy started off wearing very plan clothes and didn't care about his hairstyle as much as I care about mine. Then, in the second presentation, he thought about his image dressed better, which probably helped him feel more confident. If you look your best, you'll feel your best, and give a stronger presentation. The video demonstrated that aspect of presenting well, but no one said it directly. My students didn't notice until I told them.