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    This document provides guidance on effective oral health education presentation. It emphasizes the importance of preparation, including understanding the audience, developing visual aids, and rehearsing. When presenting, speakers should use a variety of techniques to engage the audience like moving around, speaking slowly, repeating key points, and treating all questions with respect. The goal of oral health education is to promote awareness of oral health topics and facilitate positive behavior changes through various presentation levels tailored for communities, professionals and individuals.

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    This document provides guidance on effective oral health education presentation. It emphasizes the importance of preparation, including understanding the audience, developing visual aids, and rehearsing. When presenting, speakers should use a variety of techniques to engage the audience like moving around, speaking slowly, repeating key points, and treating all questions with respect. The goal of oral health education is to promote awareness of oral health topics and facilitate positive behavior changes through various presentation levels tailored for communities, professionals and individuals.

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    This document provides guidance on effective oral health education presentation. It emphasizes the importance of preparation, including understanding the audience, developing visual aids, and rehearsing. When presenting, speakers should use a variety of techniques to engage the audience like moving around, speaking slowly, repeating key points, and treating all questions with respect. The goal of oral health education is to promote awareness of oral health topics and facilitate positive behavior changes through various presentation levels tailored for communities, professionals and individuals.

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    Dr. Kiran Raj Awasthi

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    This document provides guidance on effective oral health education presentation. It emphasizes the importance of preparation, including understanding the audience, developing visual aids, and rehearsing. When presenting, speakers should use a variety of techniques to engage the audience like moving around, speaking slowly, repeating key points, and treating all questions with respect. The goal of oral health education is to promote awareness of oral health topics and facilitate positive behavior changes through various presentation levels tailored for communities, professionals and individuals.

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    Dr.

    Kiran Raj Awasthi

    Written
    Verbal

    Plan
    Preparation Practice Present Ponder

    Good

    Planner Effective communicator Assertive Neutral Time Keeper Motivator Informant Feedback Seeker

    VOCAL

    WORDS

    NON VERBAL

    38% 55% 7%

    Word

    Content Non Verbal Component Vocal Content

    Tone and emphasis

    Objectives??
    Analyze

    the audience/readers

    Underestimate Audience Profile

    Brainstorming

    ideas Review Literature Document imformation Develop Aids

    Visual, live objects, videos, slides, OHP, Multimedia etc

    Visual

    Aids

    Focus attention Reinforce your verbal message Stimulate interest Illustrate factors that are hard to visualize

    Types

    of visual aids Selecting the right one Check equipments/tools

    Beginning

    and end Unusual elements Related concepts and words Personal involvement

    Begin

    powerfully Repeat regularly- be creative Emphasize Unusually Maximize Movements End Powerfully

    Relax

    and be at ease Breathe deeply Rehearse Arrive early Dress up Anticipate questions Check supportive equipments before hand Create a physical setting that is comfortable Use notes Give outline

    Motivate
    Use

    brain teesers Move around Warm your voice up before start Practice aids, notes etc. Use principles of adult learning Find out your audience before hand Admit mistakes Use recorders, questionnaires for feedback
    Dont

    READ

    Anticipate
    Treat

    every question legitimate Let the person finish the sentence Eye contact Direct response Admit your weakness

    Recoinnoiter

    pre practicing in the place Avoid Over preparing

    Start and finish focus

    Technical

    Support Visual Aids

    First impression is the last impression

    Type

    of language Politeness Answering questions

    Projection
    Pauses Pace Emphasis

    Psychological:

    emotional disturbances Physiological barriers: deaf, dumb Environmental barriers: excessive noise, congested areas Cultural barriers: habits, beliefs, religion etc

    Position

    yourself Build rapport Speak Slow Introduce yourself WHAT?- Objective WHY? How Long? Handouts Questions.

    The

    main aim of OHE is provide and promote awareness among people about the different attributes of Oral Health thereby bringing about a positive change in their Knowledge, Attitude and PRACTICE/ BEHAVIOUR.

    The

    Social, Financial, and Mental effects caused by oral health related problems.

    Confidence

    of presenter Simple Vocabulary/ emphasize and repeat important points Use of age relevant materials and methods Uniformity of message

    Primary

    Level stop diseases before treatment becomes necessary eg. Fluoridation, OHE Secondary Level- involves routine treatment methods. Eg scaling, restoration etc Tertiary level- replace the lost tissues

    EFFECT

    CAUSE

    Problems
    1 2

    Community Level

    Professional level

    Individual level

    Adopt

    Trial
    Evaluation Interest

    Awareness
    Unawareness

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