This is actually more of an alert, or a friendly note ☺, arriving in your email inbox rather than a lengthy newsletter.
It's a weekly event: just a few sentences to let you know what's been either added or updated on write-out-loud.com.
I've called it speaking out loud.
speaking out loud is for people who are actively involved in public speaking.
If you're teaching communications or public speaking classes from middle school up, you'll find the printable resources I often include with the articles I post really useful. As examples check these pages:
And likewise the step by step instructions for public speaking activities of varying sorts. All of them fun and effective!
Hi Susan,
I’m a Speech and Drama teacher just north of Sydney, Australia and wanted to let you know how important and informative your emails are to me. I just love them. I learn something new with every email - I often re-learn a skill or idea I had in the back recesses of my brain. I subscribe to a few things and your correspondence is by far the most important and valuable.
Thank you!
Heather Gorvin
Principal
Speech and Drama Central Coast
www.speechanddramacc.com.au
If you're a student you'll find step by step help with finding good speech topics, how to write varying types of speeches (with examples), how to rehearse a speech well and, much more. In short, loads of great information about preparing and delivering stand-out presentations.
It's free. The total cost to you is, in the words of my Granny, '"diddly-squat". In ordinary non-Granny speak that's nothing.
You give me your email address and I give you immediate access to new and updated public speaking resources. It's simple, easy, and without any catches.
To see an example click speaking out loud
(Please help me give you what you want by double, double checking your email address when you enter it! Thanks.)