Body Language - How you use your body (hands, posture, movement) to communicate your message., Vocal Inflection - Changes in your voice that show emotion or meaning (going up/down in sound)., Volume - How loud or soft your voice is during a presentation., Pace of Speech - How fast or slow you speak., Pitch - How high or low your voice sounds., Tone of Voice - The feeling or attitude your voice expresses (calm, excited, serious, etc.)., Eye Contact - Looking at your audience to keep them engaged., Facial Expressions - Using your face (smile, frown, raised eyebrows) to show emotion and meaning., Posture - How you stand or sit (straight, relaxed, confident)., Dress - Your clothing and appearance, showing respect and professionalism., Movement - How you walk or move while speaking to support your message., Gestures - Hand and arm movements that help explain your ideas., Periodic Summations - Short summaries you give during your presentation to remind the audience of key points., Transitions - Words or sentences that help move smoothly from one idea to the next., Humour - Using light jokes or funny moments to make the presentation more engaging., Visuals - Pictures, slides, videos, charts, or objects that help explain your ideas.,

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