Book (Practical) Society Interactive presentation / Koichi Iwashita

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Society
"A talk presentation" is a presentation that you make together with the other person. You don't stick to a story that has been decided in advance. You don't have to play alone, but be flexible. You can make mistakes or forget to say it. Having a space in between is not a bad thing but a treasure. It is a presentation technique that softens tension and allows both parties to talk with each other in real feelings. It is a presentation technique that makes you feel like you are playing ping-pong with the other person. The teaching of a presentation that you can see in books like this is a presentation technique that makes you feel like you are playing ping-pong with the other person. It is true that it is important, but it is not easy. You are required to have a high level of logic in advance preparation, and you should not make a mistake on the day. It is true that you are nervous. In this book, we take the stance that "I want to ask this part of the page first" and "I have made this kind of preparation, but don't make a mistake on the day. It is true that it is such a presentation technique. It is important but not easy. Even in advance preparation, you should not make a mistake on the day. It is true that you are tense. Regarding the way of speaking on the day, we take the stance that" I want to ask this part of the page first "and" More than that, I saw it in today's news. May I explain it in order? ". In this book, we take the stance that" I want to ask this part of the page first "or" I have made this kind of preparation, but don't make any mistakes on the day. It is true that you are tense. Regarding the way of speaking on the day, we take the stance that "I want to ask this part of the page first" or "I have made this kind of preparation, but don't make any mistakes on the day. It is because you get nervous." I have made this kind of preparation. It is good to start from here. When the other person answers "I want to ask this part of the page first" or "More than that, I saw it in today's news.". If something comes up, respond to it again. By doing so, you can reduce the tension of "What should I do if an unexpected question comes up after I finish speaking.". In advance preparation as well, there is no need to write and memorize the text. From here, I always pick up "Accelerator