Don't think you can't present, your other friends are shaking too.
A book containing secrets to becoming a good presenter

There are children who cannot raise their hands when the teacher tells them to speak, or who only move their lips and speak so quietly that even the person sitting next to them cannot hear.
Most classes are centered around student presentations, and if you can't express your thoughts properly, you'll lose interest in school.
The reason I'm not good at giving presentations is because I'm afraid of being teased by my friends if I give the wrong answer.
So you become nervous, and the fear of making a mistake makes you lower your voice and even stop raising your hand.


At this time, it is absolutely not okay to scold someone for not speaking properly.
This is because scolding can provide negative reinforcement, which can lead to the perception that speaking is something to be avoided altogether.
If you empathize with your child by saying things like, "I was like that when I was young," or "I still get nervous when speaking in front of strangers as an adult," the child will feel comforted and gain courage.
And how about introducing this book? It features a child whose cheeks flush and his heart pound, completely at a loss for words, when the teacher asks him to present.
Even my fingers and toes were shaking and I was hiccuping.
How can children overcome the difficulty of giving public speaking speeches? One effective way to build their confidence is to have them read aloud.
If you give this book to any child and encourage them to read it aloud, they will smile brightly and feel confident.