Talia was a scientist whose research compared the birth rates of young women of a new england community over the course of five years. she was just asked to present her research. the problem is that she didn't know how to present this information on a slide. she comes to you and asks for advice. what do you recommend that she do?

Talia should do the following:

Put her name and the name of the topic on the first slide - so that people know who is presenting the information, and what the information is about.Avoid taking longer than 10 minutes - people have low attention spans nowadays, and they find it difficult to focus for more than 10 minutes even if the presentation is interesting. Add 10 slides or less, exclusively with graphical information - Talia is a demographer, and she probably had to elaborate several charts and graphs for her research. She should put those graphs on the slides, and point directly at them with a laser, or even her hands, so that people are drawn to the information on the slides. Needless to say, this information should be relevant.

Ibelieve it's the left middle finger