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    Most people love to hide behind the lectern.. It makes them feel more secure. The only reason speakers should use a lectern is to hold notes. Here are a few guidelines to make the lectern work for you.

    Don’t lean. Create some space. Step back six to twelve inches from the lectern so that you can’t lean against it.

    Stand up straight. Slumping posture will create a sloppy appearance. Anchor your feet. If you sway back and forth, you’ll look like a buoy bobbing in the water. You don’t want to put people to sleep with hypnotic movement.

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    use a lectern is to hold notes. Here are a few guidelines to make the lectern work for you.

    Don’t lean. Create some space. Step back six to twelve inches from the lectern so that you can’t lean against it.

    Stand up straight. Slumping posture will create a sloppy appearance. Anchor your feet. If you sway back and forth, you’ll look like a buoy bobbing in the water. You don’t want to put people to sleep with hypnotic movement

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    Create some space. Step back six to twelve inches from the lectern so that you can’t lean against it.

    Stand up straight. Slumping posture will create a sloppy appearance. Anchor your feet. If you sway back and forth, you’ll look like a buoy bobbing in the water. You don’t want to put people to sleep with hypnotic movement

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    and up straight. Slumping posture will create a sloppy appearance. Anchor your feet. If you sway back and forth, you’ll look like a buoy bobbing in the water. You don’t want to put people to sleep with hypnotic movement
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    h, you’ll look like a buoy bobbing in the water. You don’t want to put people to sleep with hypnotic movement.

    Prepare the lectern in advance. Put a glass of water underneath it. Position your notes for maximum readability. Get familiar with any dials or buttons. Know how to turn on the reading light. Adjust the microphone. You don’t want to be fumbling with the panel.

    Use gestures. The lectern is a barrier. If your gestures are waist high, your audience members won’t see them. If you don’t use gestures, you’ll appear stiff.

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