Self-Presentation: How Should You Tell Listeners About Yourself?
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The MIRO framework provides questions and structures to help the speaker in two stages: preparation and rehearsal.
This part of the framework will help you set a framework for discussion. At the very beginning of the preparation, the speaker needs to answer a number of questions in order to focus the topic, tone, and argumentation of his speech.
If the speaker can’t formulate an answer immediately, it is important to stop and find a reference point. Without answers to these basic questions, the performance may turn out to be unfocused and boring for the audience. In addition, these questions give you criteria for an objective assessment of the performance.
We do not recommend recording the full text of the speech, but we do recommend spending more time on rehearsals. It will be more helpful to see rough edges in the structure, confusing arguments, or a broken story if the speaker receives constructive feedback after the run-through.
The second part of the framework will help you make the feedback more systematic and will tell you exactly what to pay attention to and what questions to ask yourself when evaluating the presentation. I hope, you will prepare some terrific presentation with the help of this template!
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