5 Voice Projection Tips for Teachers

Using your voice as a teacher is an essential part of the job. It is your primary tool for communicating and engaging with your students. Many environmental factors, however, can have an impact on the health of your voice. Room noise, air quality, acoustics, and the acoustic characteristics of the room are among these factors. In this video, we'll look at the obstacles to maintaining vocal health and offer suggestions for how to overcome them.

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[villanuevamichelleangeline]

I didn't expect you'll upload a video like this. This is helpful for me as an education student.

[rusticitas]

This will be super helpful. I’m giving my first-ever conference talk this coming week.

[phoenixinthetrees]

Brilliant advice, Jimmy - and hilarious as well! (But you did miss one point about teachers projecting their voices - using megaphones, which they've been doing a lot of recently at the government.)