送给教师朋友的忠告 -嗓子!!（Advice for teacher friends - voice!!）.docVIP

送给教师朋友的忠告 -嗓子!!（Advice for teacher friends - voice!!） Advice for teachers and friends Share, reprint, copy, address, log address: Please copy it with Ctrl+C and paste it to your friend. Zambrotta cancel praise. Reprinted from Changfeng, 2011, 08, 31, 19:16, read (6) review (0) categories: personal diary Report: come in small font As a teacher of class three to six day general class, often a large number of speech, the vocal cords are not few month after month and year after year, injury. If coupled with smoking, environmental pollution and other factors, the situation is even more serious. And the teachers job is to complete the teaching by the throat, should be careful to protect the throat, do not cause harm. Protect your throat from one tube to another: First, develop good pronunciation habits. Relax ones shoulders, pay attention to the state of breathing, and speak at the most appropriate frequency. Two, change the teaching methods 1., speak slower: on the one hand can reduce the amount of vocal organs, on the other hand give students the opportunity to listen while thinking, experts say about 100-150 words per minute, the most suitable. 2. dont yell at students, loud volume or loud laughter is a wrong use. 3., classroom interaction, mainly to students, teachers for counseling, comprehensive arrangement to help students learn. 4., to relax, happy teaching, the use of effective classroom management methods and good teaching skills. 5., the use of media assisted instruction. 6. body exercises, training. Three, the adjustment of vocal organs 1. speaking for a period of time must rest, suitable for human body quality, usually continuous speech about 15-20 minutes, to rest for a few minutes (let students speak or practice) use each other. 2., it is better to stop talking at the end of the class, because the environment is noisy during the class, and the students are not easy to concentrate. 3. give your vocal organs adequate rest every day. Four, treatment 1. often e