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to cook, use cooking pots, spoons,
and other utensils 'amiliar to
them. A second choice would be
to use equipment available in the
local market at a price they can
afford to pay.
If you are teaching how to use
a new food, or prepare an old food
in a new way, use the same kinds
of equipment they now use. When
you want to demonstrate a new
piece of equipment, use foods that"
are familiar to the group. If you
are showing farmers how to.make
a rope halter, use the kind of rope
the farmers have.
Arrange your equipment neatly
as you plan to use it in your
demonstration.
Rehea rse
Like an actor on the stage, you
must rehearse your demonstration.
Whether you are an experienced
demonstrator or a beginner,
this is necessary. This is the only
way you will know that you
have all the equipment and supplies
you will need; all the information
you will need; and most
important of all, that you will
know how to coordinate what you
do with what you say.
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