9/15/2016 0 Comments Could You Repeat That, Please? Responding to Challenging Questions after an Oral Presentation
By Gabrielle-Ann Torre
Congrats, you’ve made it—you’re presenting your research to an audience. The audience might be a crew of hungry grad students or a committee of stern scientists. They might be novices or experts in your field. Whoever the crowd, presenting science is hard, but the most challenging part for many scientists is responding to the questions that follow. In addition to practicing your presentation and responses to pre-empted questions, below are some tips to put your best answers forward.
What are the best strategies that you practice to answer challenging questions? Leave them in comments below! ![]()
About the Author
Gabrielle-Ann Torre is a Ph.D. student in Neuroscience at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. Comments? Leave them below!
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