ENHANCING SPEAKING SKILLS THROUGH PRESENTATIONS: A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT
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presentations, speaking skills, language learning, fluency, confidence, public speaking, organizing thoughts, language proficiency, structured practice, visual aids.Abstract
This article explores the role of presentations in improving speaking skills in language learners. Presentations require speakers to organize their thoughts clearly, speak confidently, and engage an audience, which are essential skills in effective communication. The article discusses various strategies for incorporating presentations into language learning, such as structured practice, visual aids, and audience interaction. It also explores the benefits of presentations in helping learners overcome communication anxiety and improve their fluency. Finally, the article emphasizes the importance of providing constructive feedback and creating a supportive learning environment to help learners succeed in developing their speaking abilities.
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