How can I turn my room into a spoken English class?

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Mokshika Jain

Teach yourself a famous speech or monologue. Memorize your favorite quotes to repeat out loud. Memorize your favorite song, and sing it! Memorize a poem that speaks to you. Have a discussion with yourself. Dictate your ideas instead of writing them down. Use the rubber...
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Teach yourself a famous speech or monologue. Memorize your favorite quotes to repeat out loud. Memorize your favorite song, and sing it! Memorize a poem that speaks to you. Have a discussion with yourself. Dictate your ideas instead of writing them down. Use the rubber duck method. Use a voice recording app. Record videos of yourself. Check-in with your progress once a month. read less
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Start with your laptop with gud quality of web cam.
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Teaching students For 11 years Board - CBSE , Classes 5 To 10 (Subjects - Science & Computer)

Think your mirror to be your colleague or friend and start conversing. Then start reading English newspaper and best start talking to people in English.
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Build a habit of loud reading, find a list of tongue twisters from Engvid and start saying them aloud. Talking to the mirror, audio or video recording yourself work wonders. Review them, see where you faulter and go wrong, work on your facila expression and postures.
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You can set up the phone with tripod and small size board and also good mic is required. If you want to teach online, you have to set up your lesson plans first. Then you have to give classes and speeching practice.
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Try to explain every single thing in your room in English
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