Do you have a hard timespeaking in front of your class, writing a paper, presenting a report?
Do people often interrupt you or not listen to you when you speak? Welcome! You've come to the right place for help!
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Do you have a hard time speaking in front of your class, writing a paper, presenting a report? Do people often interrupt you or not listen to you when you speak? Welcome! You've come to the right place for help!
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Doesn't this require aptitude and talent? At least to achieve a really great presentation?
How do I get my listener's undivided attention?
How can I muster the courage? What if I lose my place!
Shouldn't I prepare a written manuscript!
How should I prepare?
How do I start?
What if someone interrupts before I've had a chance to say what I want?
How should I end?
How should I write a term paper?
Where can I read more?
Information to teachers
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COPYRIGHT © Bengt Hemlin 2001. The purpose of these pages is to make it easier for young people to overcome difficulties they will face when they have to speak in front of a group, or when they want to express an opinion or when they have to write a report. The pages are also intended for all teachers who help students learn how to speak and write – not just English and Speech teachers. For use at school it is therefore permitted to copy and distribute all or any of the pages on this web site. However, it is not allowed to collect the pages in the form of a brochure or manual or to transfer the content to other media without the express permission of the copyright holder, Bengt Hemlin.
Providing links from other web sites and pages is permitted and encouraged. Comments about the content or suggestions for other questions
that should be included can be submitted here and now.You are also welcome to contact me and let me know how things went with your presentation.
- Updated November 8, 2002 -
Swedish version