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= Speech Camp at Temple Ambler =

Instructor: Jules Mermelstein, J.D., M.Ed., Teacher and Coach of the Speech and Debate Team at Upper Dublin High School. Certified to teach Communications, Social Studies, Citizenship. =To check for the Ambler Gazette article about us: []=

To contact Jules: email: Jules.Mermelstein@gmail.com or friend me on Facebook(tm)

Public Speaking Match Game

Cards and Dice game for increasing public speaking skills

**From:** [|**http://lifestyle.iloveindia.com/lounge/public-speaking-exercises-5613.html**]

**Instant Speaking Game**A fun exercise to improve public speaking skills would be to indulge in at least 15 minutes of instant speaking game everyday. The game can either be played all alone or with a partner. In case you are playing with a partner, let him/her give you a topic at random. Upon getting the topic, you need to speak on it for about a minute. For those playing all alone, newspaper would be a great option to get the topics. Choose a headline in random and speak on it for about a minute. This way you would not only improve your speaking skills, but also your brainpower. Also interactive sessions held after public speaking would be a cakewalk for you after practicing this exercise, as it helps you answer the most unexpected of questions, with ease.
 * The Magic Of Tongue Twisters**Did you know that practicing tongue twisters is the best way to attain clarity of speech and diction? Most orators or spokesperson indulge in practicing tongue twisters. These not only give you an excellent diction, but also help you attain proper cadence or tempo of speech. Tongue twisters also make you aware of what you are saying and how you are saying it. The best deal would be to practice a few, right before the performance. It would surely give you the 'warm up' you required. Some of the tongue twisters you can practice are 'New York’s unique. Unique New York, You know you love unique New York'; 'Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers' and 'Red leather, yellow leather'.

Tongue twisters to practice enunciation

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