As a long-time student, I have given many oral presentations, on diverse topics, and have come to think of my oral presentation skills as a strong suit and an essential asset to my future career. It would, however, be dishonest of me to suggest that I have not been nervous before or during an oral presentation before. It is just that my discomfort with oral presentations has improved greatly since I was younger and is now manageable. Indeed, when I feel prepared for a presentation, I even feel at ease before and during the presentation. In the below, section I will outline some of the oral presentation skills I consider to be my best, and some that need improvement. My Best Skills: Poise (calm, confident, no distracting behavior) When I feel prepared for an oral presentation, I tend to feel calm, confident, and fully aware of myself during the presentation. This enables me to focus on the materials I have practiced and making sure my body language and eye contact are appr...