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Dos
- Make rehearsal as realistic as possible
- Record your presentation
- Get someone to listen to you
- Rehearse all interactions with the audience
- Rehearse well in advance before delivering the presentation
- Practice at the venue
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Don'ts
- Memorizing instead of understanding the material
- Rehearsing just the slides
- Not checking time
- Rehearsing just on your own
- Not asking for feedback
- Rehearsing just one time
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Dos and Donts of scientific presentation rehearsal
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