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You got luck'd out, I remember in college the students who missed the 1st day still had to introduce themselves the second time. ...

Yes. My anxiety starts racing and my heart beats out of my chest. I just started a new job and we did the introductions yesterday.... guess what? We got a new trainer today and we had to do it all o...

"Before we start class, let's introduce ourselves"

"Before we start class, let's introduce ourselves" Anybody here hated this the most about the first day of school? I think this is something we can mostly relate too haha. I remember having a class wh...

I struggled a bit with math and science. Ok - maybe an understatement. I failed both college bio and logic courses and had to retake them. I'm an extremely orderly person, but I, for the life of me, c...

Hello! I just took the survey. Thank you for sharing! However, I am a full-time student, and there was no option for that in the employment section of the aurvey. I guess it's technically not a job, b...

1)The film portrays the effects of stuttering very well. Greenwood's stutter is more severe than mine but I encounter many of the same challenges like speaking on the phone. 2) I think this is ver...

I can't really get on internet that much because Im soo busy with university works and stuff but I will try my best :) that's a great idea btw !...

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Progress... So I've stuttered all my life. I work in customer service (cashier) so I have to talk on a regular basis. I've noticed that I stutter more at home or hanging out with friends then I do at ...

I'm a little late to the thread but as a freshman this year I signed up for a public speaking class. We meet twice a week. The first time being in a 250 student lecture hall. The second time we meet i...

Generally, the larger the class, the less likely you will have to speak. It is mostly social sciences or liberal arts classes that make you speak, but I’ve had a small physics class I’ve had to speak ...

In my experience, high school required more speaking than college. By that I mean that there's less pressure to speak by peers/teachers. It also depends on your classes. I am majoring in computer scie...

I've found that it depends on the course you study. Science and maths courses tend to have less, while social sciences and business have quite a few presentations and tutorials. I had a really nasty ...

It is easier said than done, I couldn't do it then. Don't be afraid of stuttering, when you go to college. Use the opportunities that college provides to practice and improve your speaking abilities f...

Are you learning the languages on your own or in an academic setting? If the latter, are you making progress at a rate that is at least comparable to your peers?...

I get what you're feeling and I'm the same in a lot of ways. Not always saying how I feel about something, etc. But honestly no, I wouldn't rather be a mute. Because I think my stutter has given me s...

Personally, my high school was really chill and there was barely any discrimination. My club fared the same, and when I stuttered, especially in cross examination where I had to think of answers on th...

Not a debate club persay, but I did model diplomacy teams. 30-60 second speaking times, most of it off the cuff. It was hard at first but I would find my footing and I eventually became one of the bet...

In debating, but the confidence I get from speaking trickled into my everyday speech, too. It's a great choice to join a speech heavy club....

By forcing through the impediment did you mean you managed to overcome your stutter in all situations or just when debating?...

I did it in high school and forced through the speech impediment in a matter of weeks. University debate sounds like a much more committed activity, and should definitely help your fluency a lot in th...