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Simplifying Information
Tara: How is your presentation coming along?
Stan: It’s okay, but I’m having trouble simplifying some of the key concepts without dumbing them down too much.
Tara: I think your instincts are right. You’ll be presenting to non- specialists, so it’s important to keep your presentation clear and simple.
Stan: That’s my problem. How do I capture the essence of all of this information without making it too simplistic?
Tara: My rule of thumb is to think about which concepts really jump out at me when I think about the topic and identify any patterns in the information. Then, I build my presentations around those things.
Stan: That’s a good idea.
Tara: I would also find a non-specialist and do a run-through and get his or her feedback. That’s the best way to know if you’ve nailed it.
Stan: That’s another good idea. What do I owe you for all of this good advice?
Tara: There’s a new restaurant across the street I’ve been meaning to try for lunch...
Stan: Say no more. Lunch is on me.
Tara: Really? Let’s go right now before you change your mind!
Script by Dr. Lucy Tse
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