Step 1

Use similar words to describe different points. If you have multiple points, tie the ideas together by using the same wording.

Step 2

Repeat your main ideas throughout the speech. People have a limited attention span and they need reminding of the concepts you’re presenting.

Step 3

Remind the audience of your main idea, especially if you plan to introduce new concepts during the speech. Describe the new concepts by explaining how they relate to the main idea.

Step 4

Refer to the same ideas in the same way each time. If you tell the audience that the rainforests were first found by Dr. Alan Baker, continue to refer to him as Dr. Alan Baker so they will remember his name.

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