Presentation Tips  Body  Language-­‐  Stand  up  straight  with  good  posture.  Face  your  audience  and  make  eye  contact.  Volume-­‐  Speak  in  a  clear  voice,  loud  enough  to  be  heard  by  everyone  in    the  room.  Do  not  mumble.  Pace-­‐  Speak  slowly  and  pronounce  your  words.  Allow  time  for  your  audience  to  record  your  information.  Knowledge-­‐  Know  your  topic.  Become  an  expert.  Be  prepared.                Presentation Tips  Body  Language-­‐  Stand  up  straight  with  good  posture.  Face  your  audience  and  make  eye  contact.  Volume-­‐  Speak  in  a  clear  voice,  loud  enough  to  be  heard  by  everyone  in    the  room.  Do  not  mumble.  Pace-­‐  Speak  slowly  and  pronounce  your  words.  Allow  time  for  your  audience  to  record  your  information.  Knowledge-­‐  Know  your  topic.  Become  an  expert.  Be  prepared.                Presentation Tips  Body  Language-­‐  Stand  up  straight  with  good  posture.  Face  your  audience  and  make  eye  contact.  Volume-­‐  Speak  in  a  clear  voice,  loud  enough  to  be  heard  by  everyone  in    the  room.  Do  not  mumble.  Pace-­‐  Speak  slowly  and  pronounce  your  words.  Allow  time  for  your  audience  to  record  your  information.  Knowledge-­‐  Know  your  topic.  Become  an  expert.  Be  prepared.          

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Early Hominids    Throughout  this  chapter  we  will  be  learning  about  the  different  hominid  groups  and  how  they  evolved  over  time.    How  do  you  think  that  humans  will  continue  to  evolve  and  change?  Imagine  humans  one  million  years  from  today.  List  three  characteristics  or  capabilities  you  think  humans  one  million  years  from  now  may  possess  that  they  do  not  have  now.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

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