What is the biggest myth about rehearsing?
a. impromptu presentations are never rehearsed. <...
English, 02.10.2019 00:00 mustafakhalil02
What is the biggest myth about rehearsing?
a. impromptu presentations are never rehearsed.
b. an effective presentation is keyed specifically to the topic and not the audience. c. getting feedback after your presentation will make it more worthwhile.
d. by rehearsing, you will rob your presentation of its vitality.
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