Prepare a presentation about wood

What you need:

• Microsoft PowerPoint
• Imagery on wood

All about wood - choosing the right presentation method

• The didactic inductive method leads from the particular to the general, i.e. H. You start with specific knowledge and later come to talk about wood in general.
• The didactic deductive method leads from the general to the particular, i.e. H. They start with general facts about wood and then become more specific and detailed.
• For a presentation on wood, the deductive method is recommended: Start with general knowledge about wood such as Material properties and origin and then add more and more concrete details such as types of wood and their characteristics and Uses for wood etc.
• In a nutshell: start slowly and generally and gradually go into more and more detail. Anything else would tire and overwhelm the audience.

A presentation needs a good structure

• The deductive presentation method already provides the framework for a meaningful structure in the presentation.


Job topic - successful presentation

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• They categorize your points from general to detailed information about wood.
• You can use the following structure: Introduction: Explain to your audience what wood is exactly, which structure is characteristic for it and where the different types of wood occur, for example in the Tropics.
• Main part 1: Here you explain to your audience in one section the properties of wood and in another section the function of the grain. You can add a little digression on the subject of "trees and annual rings".
• Main part 2: It is certainly interesting for the listener to find out what and how wood is used. You can also make a few points about this.

Visualize correctly - this is how the presentation about wood succeeds

• The most important framework for a successful presentation on wood is a good structure with a meaningful structure.
• In addition, however, a lecture stands or falls with the optimal presentation.
• Use the media, for example Microsoft PowerPoint, to support your presentation with visualization elements.
• Project very little text into the individual slides and in no way more than bullet points. Orally what you have to say about the points.
• Instead, use the slides to loosen up your presentation with plenty of picture material: Everything, what you tell your audience you can tell through images that you project on the wall, illustrate.
• With photo materials, the audience immediately sees what the structure of the wood looks like, for example. There is plenty of picture material on the Internet. Such images may also be used for lectures in schools and studies provided the source is named.
• You can also use the option of adding text elements to tables or SmartArtFunctions to loosen up optically. With these Microsoft Office tools you can easily create graphics yourself.
• Using as little text as possible and using as many images and graphics as possible will help your audience better understand what is being said.
• This will give you a lively and varied lecture that makes even a very complex topic such as "wood" interesting and vivid.