How to make your voice heard in the classroom

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Research has shown that an ineffective voice can produce disaffection amongst sections of pupils. In the short film below, Alexandra offers practical tips on how to best use your voice in the classroom to engage students of all ages.

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To find out more about the workshops that Alexandra runs, visit www.alexiasays.co.uk