Facial Expression Use facial expressions to help you tell your story. If it is a happy story, smile, or if it is a sad story, look sad. You’ll be surprised how this actually affects your voice. Good Luck!
Don’t Forget To Breathe Remember to breathe before beginning any sentence. Breathing in between a sentence makes you seem unprepared and unsure. Breath control in speaking is just as important as it is in singing. Good Luck!
Vary Your Volume Don’t be afraid to vary your volume as you deliver your read. It makes it much more enjoyable to listen to you. Keeping to the same volume all the time will make you sound boring. Good Luck!
Read It Aloud As you prepare for your presentation, read it aloud. This has a 2-fold benefit – it’ll help you practice your reading; and it’ll help you memorize your facts for the other subjects. Good Luck!
Keep Your Voice Clear and Crisp For those who have attended our workshops and training sessions, remember what you learned about which consonants keep your voice clear and crisp. If you can’t remember all, just start by making sure that you pronounce all the ‘t’ consonants whenever they appear in any word. Good Luck!