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As a fan of index cards and an avid user, I’ve found it very difficult to find index cards (flash cards) on stationery shops. Hence I’ve started buying them online. If you buy it in bulk, they are dirt cheap. I’ve been using the Turron branded flashcards from Amazon since they are extremely inexpensive. I normally buy the set of 3, 5, and sometimes 10 for my subjects and fields of interest.You can search for ‘Turron Index cards’ on Amazon or can take a look at them at the following link :Turron Set of 3 Blank Bound White Index Flash Cards small(10cm x 6cm, 54 cards per set, 160 gsm) suitable for Exam Preparation, Cheat Sheets, Short Notes, Syllabus Revision: Amazon.in: Office ProductsHope this answer helped you.

If buying offline is not a constraint, you can buy really inexpensive Index cards online. I’ve used the Turron index cards while preparing for my exams, presentations and technical interviews, since they are really cheap and provide very good quality thick cards.Turron Set of 3 Blank Bound White Index Flash Cards small(10cm x 6cm, 54 cards per set, 160 gsm) suitable for Exam Preparation, Cheet Sheets, Short Notes, Syllabus Revision: Amazon.in: Office Products

There are many books available related to public speaking. However, we learn best by doing. That also applies to public speaking. Therefore, I would like to offer a few suggestions that should jumpstart your presentations.When you do speak to a group - MOVE! Use a cordless lavaliere microphone if possible and walk around the room. Lightly touch people on the shoulder. If you walk around the room, people’s heads will turn, which means in a small way, they are INVOLVED! A lectern puts a layer between you and the audience. I never use a lectern.Voice and clarity are important. One way to achieve clarity is to emphasize the last sound of each word. It may sound odd at first but not to the audience. It will sound very polished.Use a full voice. Many celebrities, such as James Earl Jones and John Wayne, overcame their stuttering by using a full voice. Even if you don’t stutter, realize their voices made them famous….and wealthy.PAUSE! No more than six (6) words at a time without a pause. Even less…..than six….will work….nicely. REMEMBER: The key to effective speaking is hesitation…..pause!To be visually pleasing don’t use notes. You might write on index cards some keys words pertaining to each aspect if your presentation. TALK about each word. The main thing professional speakers are doing now is telling stories. If you can tell a story about each word/topic on your cards, your speech will have a better flow.Too, after you have written all the words on index cards, try to think of an acronym/word and use that to keep your presentation in order. For example, you may have written on an index card, risk, objectivity, pessimistic, neutral, encouragement and self. Think of the first letter in each word and arrange them to PERSON….or any other word of your choosing.Use PERSON to keep you on track:P - pessimisticE - encouragementR - riskS - selfO - objectivityN - neutralPractice what you will say about each word. NOTE: you are using this to keep you on track, but the audience has no clue. They will just think you are THAT good! You can keep your index card(s) on you or nearby in the event you get lost. You will leave them wanting more! This is MUCH more involved, but that should give you a start.If you would learn how I overcame the fear of public speaking, take a look at the ebook on Amazon Kindle - Rise Above: Conquering Adversities. It’s also available online in paperback format.To view click on the link below:Rise Above