ネイティブが教える英会話のジェムスクール☆Teachers☆

Back in America I used to have to speak in public pretty often. As a writer, you are expected to read your work in front of others, and when I was head of Jenny Magazine, I had to host all of the premiere parties. I used to be really nervous about speaking in front of large crowds. I'd do anything to avoid it. Then I became a teacher, and I had to do it every day. To get used to it, I used to sing karaoke. In America, when you sing karaoke you have to stand up on a stage and do it in front of a room full of strangers. It got me over my fear pretty quick, which is good. When I taught in America, I would have to speak in front of 25 to 50 people daily. Here are some pictures of me at poetry and fiction readings. Do I look scared? Are you afraid to speak in public?