Why to teach public speaking?

 "If you know how to express yourself, there is no dearth of ears to listen to you".

As an educator, I feel if I can make my students learn how to express themselves nicely in front of a gathering my purpose of teaching them is fulfilled. Public Speaking is a skill which creates magic.

The impact of speaking is strong and if it is done in a nice manner, half the battle is won. As an educator I feel that it's not enough to teach only the ABC of the text books to the students, rather it's must to develop this skill of public speaking strongly among the students so that they do not hesitate or feel shy in opening themselves to the society. It's a must skill which is required for developing interpersonal skills and socialization of the students. This one skill has so many benefits and facilitating this skill will surely help the learners to be a great problem solver and development of confidence among them.

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