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Teaching Students to speak Clearly (A course)

All teachers sometimes tell their students to 'Speak more clearly!'
This course gives them the tools they need to make that happen.

PLAN OF THE COURSE

Introduction
Lesson 1 – Four things.
Lesson 2 – Activities to develop the four things.
Discussion – Why do students speak quickly or quietly?
Lesson 3 – Activities for practicing speaking clearly.
Lesson 4 – A workshop format that works.
Outro – Advanced tip and final word

How to use the course

  • The course consists of seven short sections.

  • Each section has a document and a video, except for the discussion, which is only a document.

  • The ideal approach is to go through section by section, look over the document first and then watch the video.

  • You have to download the document for each section. The video is embedded in the website.

  • Or you can download a pdf of the whole course here.

  • The documents and videos mostly cover the same ground, but there are some things in the documents that are not mentioned in the videos and vice versa.


Introduction

The introduction contains ...
The aim of the course
The plan
Who I am

Introduction video

LESSON 1

Lesson 1 contains ...
The four things
An extra tip

Introduction video

LESSON 2

Lesson 2 contains ...
Counting for volume
Statue pictures

Introduction video

DISCUSSION


LESSON 3

Lesson 3 contains ...
Cooking Eggs - a scene
Debating
Call My Bluff

Introduction video

LESSON 4

Lesson 4 contains ...
Workshop format

Introduction video

OUTRO

Outro contains ...
Advanced tip
Final word

Introduction video

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