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Speaking Effectively Chapter 1 - 0 views

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A guide on public speaking.

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Public speaking do's and don't's - 0 views

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Public Speaking - 0 views

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Subject: A Tall Tale speech given within 7 minutes.

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Learning English - The English We Speak - 0 views

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An explanation on the phrase "No strings attached".

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Helping students find their voices: Four corners of the classroom project. Using the four corners of the classroom, each student delivers his or her presentation to a small group, receives individual feedback, and then rotates within that group from speaker to audience member. This activity is ideal for a full class period (50 minutes) and requires only a timer.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Helping students find their voices: Four corners of the classroom project. Using the four corners of the classroom, each student delivers his or her presentation to a small group, receives individual feedback, and then rotates within that group from speaker to audience member. This activity is ideal for a full class period (50 minutes) and requires only a timer.</div>

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