Public Speaking How To

www.TeachYourKidsPublicSpeaking.com People new to public speaking don’t seem to know what to do with their hands. Some well known hand positions are * Hands on the lectern * The fold * The clasp * Hands behind your back * Hands in pockets * The fig leaf When you start public speaking the best place to keep your hands is to hold them relaxed by your sides. From there you find you will start making natural hand gestures. Once you have made a natural hand gesture rest them by your sides. If you …

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