WiNS Workshop: Body, voice, arguments – Presentation skills for scientists
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WiNS Adlershof (Women in Natural Sciences)
Rudower Chaussee 24,
12489 Berlin
a:head area
Science needs presenters who present their scientific results in a self-confident manner. But how do I orally bring my content across in a convincing manner? How do I control my voice? How do I stand? How do I move, and how can I have fun when speaking in front of an audience?
In addition to content-related competence and subject-matter knowledge, the way of speaking is of particular importance: contents are conveyed through people. When presenting, it is hardly ever the content that counts the most but the way of HOW you bring the content across to the listener. This requires professional rhetoric skills. How you speak, how you talk, how you convince: you will present orally. Nevertheless, the content remains the prerequisite for a good presentation. Only what comes across will be there.
Content
- What is rhetoric and what can rhetoric do?
- The first impression: oral appearance – how do I come across?
- IS-SHOULD status: body – voice – speech and presentation behaviour
- The oral presentation tools
- Voice and body training
- Speech and training structures: free, spontaneous speech and speaking training
- Female scientists in presentation
- Stage fright
- Free presentation
- Discussion with the audience
- Short masterpieces
Target group: female doctoral students and postdoctoral fellows
Maximum number of participants: 12
About the trainer
Dr. Jane Bormeister, a rhetoric coach and health professional in complimentary medicine, will teach you the art of rhetoric, strategies & techniques. She will train your body-voice-presence and emotional composure in demanding speaking situations. You will feel more self-confident, have a better standing and be able to bring more content across!
www.janebormeister.de