Ways to create a response

Ask a direct question - when you ask one (or all) you have a response - you are no longer alone.

Ask a hypothetical question - What do you imagine would happen if … Would you agree that if we … I have often wondered if ..
Make a surprising statement - give a startling fact Research indicates that … Did you know that …

Bring in experiences you have shared with your audience (if possible) Do you remember when we … Going back to … I expect you recall that …

Announce some interesting news/information (do your homework!)

Create possibilities for the audience to make gestures or actions Ask for a show of hands … get people to close their eyes and imagine … Ask a couple of people to come up and share their ideas (if appropriate)

Relate an anecdote

Use props for a demonstration

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