Carmen E. answered • 04/17/19
Tutor
New to Wyzant
Speech Language Pathologist with 13+ years of experience
Maintain appropriate volume for setting, speak slower but not abnormally, speak from the center of your mouth when speaking. Practice in front of a mirror before public speaking. You should be seeing the inside of your mouth on sounds that do not require your lips to be closed. This means seeing your teeth and sometimes seeing into the center of your mouth.
