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By Grace Fleming, About.com Guide to Homework / Study Tips since 2005

Oral Reports

Thursday October 19, 2006
Do you know that you should write a report a little differently if you're planning to read it in front of a class? You'll need to avoid writing awkward, choppy expressions and include more transitional phrases, for example. An oral report can be scary enough, so you should read over these things you should know about writing and preparing yourself.

But what if you write a report and your teacher decides--right out of the blue--that you should read it to the class? Don't panic! Be prepared by reading these ideas for speaking in class when you've had no time to prepare.

With a little practice and preparation, you'll look completely poised and composed in front of your peers!

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