I am a newly graduated teacher, and sometimes I feel nervous when I speak in front of other teachers, which leads to my voice changing and my speech slurred.

Hello, I think I still have a say in this kind of question (forgive my narcissism)

Before I went to college, I was also introverted. I blushed when I talked to the teacher. When answering questions in class, I feel like a clown, so I can't get along with teachers and classmates despite my good academic performance. . .

After I went to college, I was determined to change this situation. . I actively participated in various community activities and participated in the election of student cadres. I have worked as a student cadre for three years, organized meetings, parties and activities of all sizes, went to be a guest and was honed by various speeches. Now I am also a junior who speaks with half a letter. In fact, my change is mainly in two aspects, 1, that is, don't be afraid of losing face, but have a cheeky desire. People live in the world, no matter where they are, they always understand and learn slowly, and so do words and communication. They just don't fight unprepared wars. Every time I communicate and speak, I will read it silently in my mind first, so that the process and outline I speak will be familiar with my heart, and I will be prepared and the tension will be alleviated. Only when you are full of gas can you have courage. In addition, you can read more books to improve your self-cultivation, and there are topics to communicate with others, so you can communicate and communicate boldly. . . Of course, if you still find it difficult, you can sign up for a similar remedial class, such as speech and eloquence (this suggestion is only suitable for people with more money, personally, you should find your own reasons and prescribe the right medicine. The tutorial class is all about speech skills and methods, which is of little use to your so-called fear.

That's all. Wish you a happy life.