Year 7 IDU: Water and Education: Persuasive Language

Here’s what you can do to make a persuasive presentation:

1. Make the first 30 seconds of your presentation count
2. Compare and contrast your solution with the status quo
3. Use visual aids to summarize and clarify your big ideas
4. Get your audience involved to build trust and rapport
5. Use a clean, consistent presentation layout and design
6. Eliminate extraneous detail to focus on core concepts
7. Sign off with a persuasive call-to-action

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Nancy Duarte explains the essential qualities of an excellent presentation by analyzing the speeches of Martin Luther King and Steve Jobs.  presentation skills.

What strategies are used by the United Nations in this video to persuade people of the need to take action?