speaking out loud
Susan DugdalePublic speaking resources for teachers and students
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Accent reduction: why it matters a lot
A few days ago, I was part of an impassioned three-way conversation about the judgements and assumptions people make about others based on how they speak.
And in particular, we talked about the potentially high personal cost to someone bec...
How to not lose your audience in the first 30 seconds - a lesson learned the tough way
I put my hands up for committing that most grievous of sins: opening my mouth to begin a presentation and realizing I had absolutely no idea what to say. Because I hadn’t thought an introduction through, let alone practiced it.
The result?...
People react to our voices before they react to our words
We’re often told to ‘use our authentic voice’.
And yes, authenticity matters. Profoundly.
A speaker who sounds genuine, emotionally connected and comfortable in themselves is usually far more engaging than somebody stiffly performing ‘goo...
Effective starters for shy students
Have you got shy reluctant students?
‘Putting-yourself-on-the-line’ activities are a simple and totally non-threatening way of leading them toward making small speeches. For those terrified of public speaking, they’re a gentle and do-able...
How to help students read a poem aloud well
Have you ever asked your students to read a poem aloud, and been met with flat voices, nervous giggles, or an unseemly rush to “just get it over with”?
Me too. It’s completely normal.
Reading poetry out loud is a skill. And like any skill...
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Susan Dugdale, speech writer - word wrangler, owner and operator of write-out-loud.com
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