Explain how you would adjust your teaching style

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Explain how you would adjust your teaching style and/or content based on the audiences listed below. Pay attention to how you would be mindful of others in a presentation. Think about the differences between:

Peers in this learning community

Faculty (think about your oral defense)

Colleagues at a professional conference

Colleagues at your workplace

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