A lawyer is giving a presentation on his profession during career day at a local middle school. How will the composition of his audience affect the information he includes in his presentation? He should address his audience as beginners by discussing the basics about the topic in a straightforward way. He should address his audience as experts, using advanced concepts and terms, without providing basic information or defining simple concepts. He should prepare a presentation for a general audience by providing some standard information and by defining concepts without oversimplifying. He should pick another topic that is appropriate for a career day presentation.

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Kelsey Orozco

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15 March, 06:03

A lawyer is giving a presentation on his profession during career day at a local middle school. How will the composition of his audience affect the information he includes in his presentation? He should address his audience as beginners by discussing the basics about the topic in a straightforward way. He should address his audience as experts, using advanced concepts and terms, without providing basic information or defining simple concepts. He should prepare a presentation for a general audience by providing some standard information and by defining concepts without oversimplifying. He should pick another topic that is appropriate for a career day presentation.

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Yuliana Ramsey · Answer 1

I believe "he should address his audience as beginners by discussing the basis about the topic in a straight-forward way - due to a middle school - students that have never taken a law course before. Students ages: 11-14 as their brains have no developed-fully as adults.