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There were many things I did well involving informative presentation. The first thing I did well was that I turned my outline in on time with the correct format. The second thing I did well was that I kept good posture, didn't have any vocal problems, and gave good gestures. The last thing I did well was that I paced myself and stayed within the time limit. There is only one area that needs improvement because I did very well. The key area that I need to improve is making more eye contact. I practiced three times at my house in front of my mom, but I obviously didn't practice enough. I improved on the things that I did not do well on last project, but didn't stress other things that I should have for this project. This project I

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