Ramon speaks from notes, as instructed, during his first classroom speech. Even though he is not reading his speech, he rarely looks up at his audience. What advice could you give Ramon about eye contact in his presentations?
A) Look at the entire audience and hold the gaze of individuals for only 1 or 2 seconds.
B) Eye contact is not necessary if your speech is well written and you deliver it articulately.
C) Look over the audience's heads at the back wall to simulate eye contact.
D) Look up briefly when you pause between sentences.

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DA) Making eye contact with the entire audience and holding the gaze of individuals briefly helps to engage and connect with the audience, making the presentation more effective. D) Looking up briefly during pauses can also help in making a connection with the audience, ensuring that the speaker appears engaged and interested in their response.

Ramon Speaks from Notes, as Instructed, During His First Classroom