The five principle are as follows: limiting the amount of information within your presentation, adjusting your presentation's level of complexity, emphasizing the presentation's relevance and usefulness, connecting new information to old information within the presentation, and making abstract concepts more concrete. I would limit the information within my presentation by excluding what is not needed or will overwhelm the audience. I will adjust the complexity of my presentation based on my audience's needs. I will emphasize the presentation's usefulness/relevance by relating the information depicted to the audience's daily life. I will connect new information to old by keeping my presentation organized. Lastly, if any of my information is presented as an abstract concept, I will corroborate it by adding examples and experiences.
Answers will vary. Students should list 5 principles and explain each. Limit amount of info adjust level of complexity emphasize relevance and usefulness connect new info to old make abstract concepts more concrete. Simplicity and relevance are key points for the effective informative speeches. Complex ideas need to be simplified to the audience for better understanding.
This is because but saying that she is looking for her child it creates a sort of tension in the reader. Perhaps making them think "where has the child gone?", "why is the mother looking for her?" , and other inferences.
