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Overcoming Public Speaking Fear

On the final day of the NSC workshop, the author was determined to improve their public speaking skills and overcome a fear of speaking in large groups. They were chosen to present a lesson plan they prepared with a peer using what was learned about the NSC. Though usually laid back in large groups, the author presented confidently and was satisfied that their lesson was well received and met the outlined criteria, helping them to address an identified weakness.

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Overcoming Public Speaking Fear

On the final day of the NSC workshop, the author was determined to improve their public speaking skills and overcome a fear of speaking in large groups. They were chosen to present a lesson plan they prepared with a peer using what was learned about the NSC. Though usually laid back in large groups, the author presented confidently and was satisfied that their lesson was well received and met the outlined criteria, helping them to address an identified weakness.

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Reflection- Day 7

It is the final day of the NSC workshop and I had identified


a weakness within myself and was determined to begin
building on it. Whenever I am in a large group setting, I
tend to be laid back. I want to develop my public
speaking skills and overcome the fear of speaking in large
groups. Before we left on day 6, we were given the task of
preparing and presenting with a peer, a lesson plan using
what we had learnt about the NSC. I was chosen as one of
the persons to present and I accepted the challenge.
As the first presenter, I was confident that my lesson was
adherent to criterion outlined during days 4 to 6 and I
was not as nervous as I had expected to be. I was hoping
that my peers would be able to identify weaknesses and
strengths in my planning and presentation and assist me
with ways to improve them.
At the end of my presentation, I was satisfied that the
lesson was well received and that it was indeed up to
standard

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