Here is the listing of Presenter characteristics from Beth Rohloff and Laurie Sabol. If you recall, this was used as a brainstorming technique among the trainers during their "Teaching Techniques" presentation. Some good ideas here...
Interacts with students
Ask questions and wait for answers
Let students finish asking their questions. What they say might not be what you thought they were going to say.
Reveal something of yourself
Learn from your students, especially when you’re teaching peers.
Ask questions to which you don’t know the answers
Find out why they are at your session.
Uses multiple methods
Video/audio
Group projects
Powerpoint
Handouts
Leacture
Q&A
Role-playing
Hands-on activities
Follow-up discussion
Pre/post assessment
Field trips
Multi-colored things
Organization and clarity
Main points, clearly state objectives and put in logical order
Agenda: outline content
Prepare for coffee breaks
Handouts
Succinct
Powerpoint
Classroom set up to facilitate discussion
Try equipment in advance
PRACTICE
Verbal and nonverbal behavior
Eye contact
Open posture
Confident tone of voice
No tics
Smiling
Inclusive language
Gestures at appropriate level
Non-jargon: talk at level of audience needs
Appropriate pace
Flexibility
Leading questions
Enthusiastic
Projecting voice/inflection
Smiling
Avoiding sarcasm
Energy in voice
Confident
Hand gestures
Asking questions
Drawing in attendees
*humor
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