What do you do if your confidence in public speaking as a teacher is lacking?

A teacher has to face lot of young minds and sometimes tough questions. Teacher should be well versed in communication. But more than this confidence and self-belief are needed. Communication skills can come by practising but the courage to face the audience is something we need to develop within ourselves. We may not be well versed except our mother language and there should not be any reason to be ashamed but we need courage and confidence to face and also continuous practice to develop the skill

No somos infalibles, porque no somos perfectos. La única fórmula que se debe desarrollar es la práctica,ya que, la práctica hace al maestro de es forma podremos desarrollar nuestras habilidades de una manera más oportuna.

Teachers, we've all been there! (At least at the beginning of our careers as teachers) Confidence builds with practice. Prep your lessons, rehearse, and remember mindset matters (everyone gets nervous). I try to embrace the journey and especially I try to improve my communication skills. for me strong communication skills = clear explanations, positive relationships and engaged students.

Se a confian?a em falar em público está em falta, a chave é desenvolver habilidades progressivamente. Comece praticando sozinho, gravando-se para análise crítica. Participe de grupos de apoio ou workshops locais para prática assistida e feedback construtivo. Como um músculo, a confian?a em falar em público cresce com o tempo e a prática diligente, transformando a ansiedade inicial em habilidade confiante.

Like any other skills, it takes time and practice for you to perfect it. So take a moment each day to build the confidence, find your pace and rhythm, and most importantly, find a support group to motivate you and learn from.

One thing about learning to hone your craft and master your skills is to find your niche. Find topics that you excite you and want to learn more about. Learn and understand that topic for you to deliver and be prepared to answer questions about it.

At the beginning of my career, it was kind of difficult to overcome public speaking as a teacher. Little by little, I realize that the more you speak in front of others, the more comfortable you'll become. (confidence comes with practice) and, preparation was key for me. Be sure that I know my subject matter inside and out. I used to practice, and I still do, practice my delivery and visualize a good result. Also, I have taken public speaking courses, and I read one or two books per month to improve my vocabulary.

Actualmente la ense?anza se da manera inversa, es decir, hacer que el alumno desarrolle la pasión por la investigación. Es necesario, motivar a los alumnos para que puedas tener el hábito de la lectura y de esa forma hacerlos participar siempre en las sesiones de clase, de esta manera se crea en conjunto el conocimiento. ,??

Remember that visual aids are meant to help your presentation and not the main focus. Visual aids are helpful to put your speech into perspectives, get them to understand your speech better, remember your speech in the long run, and maybe even help you to deliver it smoothly and clearly.

I've realized that most of my anxiety with public speaking in the past had to do with my mind creating a mental picture of future failure. Mindfulness is a great technique to train the brain to focus on positive instead of negative aspects of life.

In the beginning of your teaching career, it maybe overwhelming to constantly talk in front of a group of people (who may or may not always be interested in what you say). This can sometimes lead you to questions yourself, doubt your decisions, and maybe even possibly think of quitting. But always think of it as a learning process. Sharpening your tools, honing your craft takes time and practice. Remember to be gentle to yourself.