The best advice is to prepare for any situation that might go wrong. Always have at least one backup of your presentation; ...

Much of our success rides on persuading people to do a certain thing, make a particular decision, or behave a certain way. That persuasion is almost always in the form of verbal communication -- ...

We are working on speech-synthesis and presentation technologies that enable everyone, including those who are visually impaired, to enjoy broadcasting services. By advancing the sophistication of ...

You have to give a big, important presentation in just 15 minutes. Your heart is racing, your palms are damp–you’re starting to panic. It’s completely normal. In fact, most speakers, beginners and ...

Before you jump onstage or in front of the room to deliver an important keynote or presentation, do you experience physical or emotional symptoms like nausea, sweaty palms, anxiety, or feelings of ...

The King's Speech won critical praise, along with a Golden Globe last night, for its telling of King George VI and his efforts to overcome a stammer. There are lessons to be learned from the film, and ...

Materials from the Davis Reading Tests, read and recorded on tape at 200 w. p. m., were time compressed to rates of 250, 300, and 350 w. p. m. The material was then presented to subjects either in an ...

Have you ever seen a fantastic fireworks show? If so, you not only experienced a brilliant display of light, color, and sound against the night sky, but you also witnessed one of the most important ...

LONDON (AP) — Students at English universities must prepare to confront ideas they find uncomfortable and shocking, the national regulator for higher education said as it released new guidelines ...