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    FPT Lesson 2 - Opennings

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    This document outlines the key steps and techniques for an effective presentation opening. It discusses introducing yourself, stating the topic and its relevance, outlining the agenda, and considering the audience's perspective. Exercises are provided to practice the four steps - who, why, what, and how. Tips are given such as using curiosity, confessions, questions, stories, and imagination to engage listeners. The goal is to set up the presentation context and draw the audience in.

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    This document outlines the key steps and techniques for an effective presentation opening. It discusses introducing yourself, stating the topic and its relevance, outlining the agenda, and considering the audience's perspective. Exercises are provided to practice the four steps - who, why, what, and how. Tips are given such as using curiosity, confessions, questions, stories, and imagination to engage listeners. The goal is to set up the presentation context and draw the audience in.

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    Presentation Opennings

    Lesson 2
    Today’s Lesson
    Icebreaker

    Homework Review

    Opening Analysis

    4 Steps to the opening

    Group Opening Activity


    Think of a goal that you have in your life.

    Write down that goal. Now rewrite that goal in the form
    of a question:
    “How do I… ?”
    Step 1 – Who. Introduce yourself

    Welcome

    Introducing yourself
    Step 2 – Why. Tell your audience your
    destination
    • Saying what your topic is
    • Explaining why your topic is relevant to your audience
    Step 3 – What.
    Outline the roadmap
    Signposting
    Step 4 – How. Put yourself in the audience’s shoes

    TIMING HANDOUTS QUESTIONS


    Exercise 1: Identify
    (who, why, what, how)
    Exercise 2:
    Construction
    Manager
    Presentation
    Exercise 3:
    Make a full opening
    Paul’s tips to open your presentation
    • Curiosity
    • People are genuinely curious.
    • Confession
    • Ask a question and then answer it.
    • Yes/no
    • Open-ended (WH?)
    • Surprise effect
    • Direct
    • Imagine
    • Storytelling
    • Make it personal and relatable
    Today’s Lesson
    Icebreaker

    Homework Review

    Opening Analysis

    4 Steps to the opening

    Group Opening Activity

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