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		<title>An uptalking presentation about uptalking.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I was asked to contribute to a presentation/skit/demo for iSci, with the idea of showing some poor and good presentation techniques. Since one of my biggest presentation pet-peeves is uptalking, I volunteered to demonstrate that phenomena. During some basic prep, I started reading some articles about it, and decided to make the presentation ABOUT uptalking, [...]]]></description>
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<p>I was asked to contribute to a presentation/skit/demo for iSci, with the idea of showing some poor and good presentation techniques. Since one of my biggest presentation pet-peeves is uptalking, I volunteered to demonstrate that phenomena. During some basic prep, I started reading some articles about it, and decided to make the presentation ABOUT uptalking, while also delivering it in the uptalking tone. (Other demos included over-enthusiasm, bored, lack of eye-contact, bad slide design, etc.)</p>
<p>But here&#8217;s the problem with trying to tell students they uptalk &#8211; they have no idea when they&#8217;re doing it. In fact, later in the class, during a discussion, I heard a student answer a question while uptalking! Oh well.</p>
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