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**apodildNoli** · 05-02-2010, 03:11 PM

Today I practised in front of my playschool (kindergarten) teachers, my main primary school teachers and also my 1st years (6-7 year olds).

Obviously it was easiest doing in front of the young kids because who cares what they think about me. I'm used to making a clown out of myself during English class anyway.
It was hardest to the teachers at my primary school as they are my superiors. The playschool staff are much more laid back and friendly.

It's not so much about forgetting things anymore, it's just that I speak too fast to start with and then realise and slow down.

05-02-2010, 03:11 PM	#20
apodildNoli Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 383 Senior Member	Today I practised in front of my playschool (kindergarten) teachers, my main primary school teachers and also my 1st years (6-7 year olds). Obviously it was easiest doing in front of the young kids because who cares what they think about me. I'm used to making a clown out of myself during English class anyway. It was hardest to the teachers at my primary school as they are my superiors. The playschool staff are much more laid back and friendly. It's not so much about forgetting things anymore, it's just that I speak too fast to start with and then realise and slow down.
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