Introduce the slide deck and explain the importance of a strong stage presence. Encourage students to think about what makes a speaker engaging. Mention that the following slides will cover key tips including body language, voice modulation and connecting with the audience.

Discuss the significance of body language. Highlight that non-verbal cues like posture, facial expressions, and gestures contribute to an engaging performance on stage. Ask the students to reflect on their own body language habits.

Focus on voice modulation. Provide tips on varying tone, speed, and volume to make speeches more dynamic. Remind students that practice is key to mastering these vocal techniques.

Emphasize the role of audience connection in performance. Explain that engaging with the audience involves both verbal and non-verbal strategies. Encourage interactive techniques to keep the audience interested.

Conclude the slide deck by summarizing the key points. Encourage students to integrate these tips during practice sessions. Invite questions and open the floor for a brief discussion on stage presence techniques.