presenting good, bad, ugly - handout.pptx
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Southern Medical Program Master Teacher’s Series
Organized & Led by Dr. Mike Purdon
May 22, 2014
Objectives: 1. Personal Presentation tips
2. Power Point Tips
3. Power Point Examples
Power of 3’s
PowerPoint and Presen@ng: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
What & How you Speak Clearly, loudly, not too fast
Varying tone if they start drifting
Pauses, long enough to create a little tension….
When speaking, try using these techniques to help you get your message across and make the talk more interes>ng to the most number of audience par>cipants: 1. Speak clearly 2. Make it loud enough everyone can hear you 3. A common mistake is to speak too fast, so try To slow yourself down while you are talking 4. If you no>ce the audience’s aKen>on is star>ng to driL, then consider changing your tone a bit 5. Consider using a pause occasionally. If you do not overdo it, it may create a liKle tension to help.
cf.
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All around..
Move: • Body • Face • Arms
Move a Little…
~4’
~4’
Change Expression Up…
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Hands/Arms
T4-‐T10…
Normal Talking
Shouting
& PowerPoint
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& PowerPoint
e.g. IDDM vs. NIDDM
& Or…
Which will you remember ?
& PowerPoint
Text
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Less is better Size
Font
Color
Text
This is 72 pt
This is 32 pt
This is 18 pt
Minimum
Cambria
Arial Gothic
Serif
Up to 3 Fonts, e.g.:
Sans Serif
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Use Color Sparingly…
Text: Black, occasionally one highlight color
Color ?
Use Color Sparingly…
Background: Absolutely use color, but stick w/ theme
Color ?
Use Color Sparingly… Background:
? Avoid “Gradient”
1. Max 3 bullets 2. X Sentences 3. >32 pt, black (44 pt here)
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Worth 1000 words But, Picture => concept!
No ton of random pictures ju
st for the heck of it…
Few key words -‐>
P-‐3
Animations Transitions
Animation
Entrance Emphasis Exit
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Animation
Mo@on, I like it & use frequently. Time consuming, not too much (to create & play)
Enlarge, draws aKen>on to a Component of the slide
Reduce, de-‐emphasize., but retain Reference.
Animation Corny, I avoid all the “Corny” or “Cheesy” Anima>ons, I find them too distrac>ng,… Unless I am trying to inten>onally introduce some humor as a break..
P-‐3
Animations Transitions
Transitions, examples:
• None • Fade • tend not to use any others
Transitions…
I mostly use “Fade”, But again use care As is time consuming
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Segments of my own recent three PowerPoint Presentations:
Some Examples…
e.g. SGL in FOMP 415
FOMP 415 FOMP 416 FOMP 427 TICE fetal development: normal/abnormal meningitis congenital dysmorphism COPD / haemoptysis
breast mass hypothalamic, pituitary and end organ axis
inherited chromosomal (genetic) abnormalities
nausea / vomiting / diarrhea
heart murmur (congenital heart disease) multiple sclerosis (incl abnormal eye movements)
normal and abnormal growth and development, development delay
child abuse (fracture on xRay)
hypertension headache & pain behaviour problem (child) chest pain / angina / MI
pneumonia / cough anemia peripheral neuropathy with abnormal sensation/numb/tingling
menstrual abnormalities & menopause
heart failure / pleural effusion (Cardiac Valve disease with heart failure) bleeding/ bruising / malig. rash jaundice (DDx incl.
pancreatic cancer)
allergic reaction/anaphyl-axis ataxia / movement disorder / tremor arthritis: inflammatory monoarthritis and polyarthritis hypotension / shock
abdominal pain psychosis (e.g. w/ hallucinations) fracture: pathological (osteoporosis)
pregnancy: normal delivery, normal
newborn
hematemesis/ melena stroke incl. dysarthria / aphasia diabetes mellitus prostate cancer (& BPH) & other GU tumours
weight loss / malabsorption / eating disorder Adrenal dysfunction acid-base/electrolyte disturbance sepsis
renal failure (acute)(adult and/or child) thyroid abnormalities incl. thyroid mass Ligamentous & meniscal knee injuries arrhythmia
renal failure (chronic)(adult and/or child) depression (may include anxiety features, must consider suicidality) noninflammatory joint pain
spinal cord injury (acute trauma) with abnormal C-
spine film, paralysis
infertility adverse drug reaction/interaction head injury (loss of consciousness, brain death)
pregnancy: normal dementia DVT/PE
GI “Example”
Emphasize but maintain reference…
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Proposed Week Template -‐ FOMP 415 Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
8:00-‐9:00
Tutor Facilitated SGL 1
Self-‐directed Learning / Assessment
Tutor Facilitated SGL 2
Self-‐directed Learning / Assessment
Tutor Facilitated SGL 3
9:00-‐10:00
10:00-‐11:00
Medicine Lectures Theme Lecture / Seminar
Intro to Next Week Topic &
Lectures 11:00-‐12:00
12:00-‐1:00 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
1:00-‐2:00
FLEX / FOS Clinical Skills /
Clinical Applica@ons (FP)
Clinical Reasoning
Clinical Skills / Clinical
Applica@ons (FP)
Medicine Lecture
2:00-‐3:00
Gross Anatomy / Radiology & Histology / Pathology
Seminars, CPCs
Gross Anatomy / Radiology & Histology / Pathology
Seminars, CPCs
3:00-‐4:00
4:00-‐5:00
SGL1
Next Week Lecture
Emphasize parts w/ 3D
SGL1 SGL1
1st SGL Final SGL 2nd SGL
F O M P 4 1 5
Next Week Lecture
Approaches to Abdominal Pain
42 year male, 3 months epigastric pain hematemisis x 3 days Ques>ons: -‐DDx, Next Hx ??’s
Next Week Case/Questions
Monday Wednesday Friday
1st SGL
Student’s Learning Issues Developed
Additional Sheets -‐ Further Hx -‐ Physical Exam -‐ Labs/Images
Final SGL
Case Questions: -‐ ?What Px important next
2nd SGL
F O M P 4 1 5
Next Week Lecture
Tutor is provided with answers and answer rubric, this sec>on
more guided enquiry
Next Week Lecture
Approaches to Abdominal Pain
Next Week Case/Ques>ons Next Week
Case/Questions
This sec>on very PBL’ish, open enquiry
42 year male, 3 months epigastric pain hematemisis x 3 days Ques>ons: -‐DDx, Next Hx ??’s
Similar to current PBL
Different from current PBL, in that may/may not same be L.I.’s students come up with
Pre-‐Case Questions -‐ DDx -‐ UGI Physiology -‐ UGI Pathology
Monday Wednesday Friday
e.g. CNS Infections
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Infection Localization“spaces”:#
Infection Localization“spaces”:#
• Epidural • Subdural • Subarachnoid • Intraparenchymal#
Contrast…
CNS Infec>ons E>ologies for Differen>al Diagnoses
• Fungal Infec>ons – meningi>s or meningoencephali>s
– spinal epidural infec>on – brain abscess
• Viral Infec>ons – Meningi>s – Poliomyeli>s – AIDS – Post-‐infec>ous syndrome
• Bacterial Infec>ons – Pyogenic infec>ons like meningi>s and abscess
– TB – Neurosyphilis – leprosy
• Protozoal Infec>ons – Toxoplasmosis – Malaria – Amoebic infec>on
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Objectives:
1. Personal Presentation tips
2. Power Point Tips
3. Power Point Examples