Maila Joy Naquita 2nd year/Bulalacao cluster In this scenario, I have never experienced this kind of case regarding one of the speakers or being able to talk on stage. However, I used to be a master of ceremonies inside the church, which is in front of people. I was experiencing stage fright at that moment. The particular reason for this is that it was my first time doing those things, and of course the spotlight was on me, and all their eyes and ears were only focusing on me. I couldn't control my body shaking, my hands shaking, and my voice as well. I didn't know and couldn't imagine how I would overcome those frights. I talk to myself about being confident, for who you are because we are all equal to God's vision. I am grateful that I experienced those things. The particular reason for that is another talent, and the fear I face is that I unlocked it. I broke down the barriers that prevented me from growing spiritually. I am grateful and thankful to the Lord for giving me those opportunities as an act of service and gratitude. Those frights before are now changed and have become my privilege.
Leah Salibio Patnon BSED- ENGLISH -2 BULALACAO CLUSTER Answer;. Yes ! I experience that When called my name , my stomach sank. I was ready to run out of the building. When I started my speech, I could feel sweat beading up on my forehead. Then, I thought about all the tools you gave us. In an instant, it seemed, I was done. I stood there, ready for criticism on how bad my speech was. But the class applauded. They had not seen that I was at all nervous. Your comments were that I seemed like a natural speaker.
Jayson I. Revada 2nd year / BSED ENGLISH MAJOR BULALACAO CLUSTER Yes I able to talk on stage.... And also i fell a stage fright...... So it was when our pastor chooses me to represent our church at extemporaneous preaching.... Then the day comes..... And the extemporaneous preaching starts.... At the start i felt nervous because it was too many co-youth like me...... Then... I stay calmed and focused to the explanation for the verse given to me... Also I fight my nervousity by thinking that i can do this.... Because this is for God.... Then so far I'll get the second place for extemporaneous preaching
Raymond G.Dela paz Bulalacao Cluster Answer: Yes, I have experienced talking in the stage, the one that we have on each classroom. I do, I experienced having stage fright the moment I stood up from my seat. In order for me to calm down, I did the breathing exercise, for about 10 minutes before starting. The nervous tension was still there and led me looking for something to focus on, my hands rather. So, I tried controlling my hands, as it started fidgeting like it was looking for something to hold onto. After that, I was able to finish the talk nicely and clearly. I am grateful and thankful to the Lord for giving me those opportunities as an act of service and gratitude. Those frights before are now changed and have become my privilege.
Salamatin, Mericris S. Tanauan Cluster Way back on my senior highschool time, we have given a chance to speak in front of a lot of people and definitely a part of the new curricullum which really help and enhance our public speaking skills. Going on the point, giving speech in front of too much people really gives us a pressure which maybe a normal and I am one of those who exprerience this. The feeling of being cold and hot and the same time is really possible. Since I have to do the speech, I take a deep breath make myself a time to feel every moment I am at the top, mistakes and stops are done ofcourse since I am shy but thank God I made it and overcome every unexplainable feeling I have that time. Its always takes a time and dedication to made it.
TABELISMA, CHRISTINE JOY S. TANAUAN CLUSTER 2-C YES, I EXPERIENCED A STAGE FRIGHT WAY BACK WHEN I WAS IN HIGH SCHOOL. I WAS ONE OF THE CHOSEN TO SPEAK AT THE FRONT BECAUSE WE HAD A GUEST COMING, WE WERE GIVEN THE FOLLOWING SCRIPT BUT SOME THINGS DIDN’T GO TO PLAN AS I WALK TOWARDS TO STAGE, I THINK I’M GONNA PASS OUT THAT TIME AS NERVOUSNESS WALKS THROUGH MY VEINS. MY KNEES WEEKENS THAT I THINK I DON’T FEEL ANYTHING AS MY HANDS WAS AS COLD AS ICE AND SOAKING WET. THANKFULLY MY MENTOR/TEACHER WAS THERE BEHIND GIVING ME SUPPORT THAT I CAN DO IT AND NO MATTER WHAT SHE WAS THERE THAT I AM NOT ALONE IN THE STAGE. JUST FOLLOW WHAT WE PRACTICE ALONG WITH MY CLASSMATES THAT WAS CHOSEN TOO. THANKFULLY, I AM BEING ABLE TO FINISH MY TASK BUT NOT AS GOOD AS MY TEACHER DOES.
Richel D.Rosales BSED-2nd year Bulalacao cluster Answer: Yes,the first time I spoke was when I became a salutatorian when I graduate from Elementary school. Before I started my speech,I had no idea what the reaction of the people around me would be because I had mo experience speaking in front of many people,especially students,parents,teachers and others around me.I was really nervous about speaking in front of them,even thoug I woudn't consider myself shy.I didn't think I would be the center of their attention.But I did my best to finish my speech well.My feeling are different,nervous,excited,and overflowing happiness as a proud student in front of them all.I believe that this speech will have a great influence on everyone who hears it.And many lessons will be learned from my fellow students,and to everyone listening around me.And this speech I will be first step to become a good speaker in front of the public.
Cyril E.Sikadan Bsed English(2-A) Bulalacao/Cluster Answer; Yes,I experienced to speech in front of many people when I was in search of Miss Benli in gemnysium of bulalacao in the year of 2018 and I chance to speech in front of many audience and I feel experience,during those time,so I felt how to speak In front of many audience, it's so better to speak when I memorize,so thanks to god for this my first tim was a success,, that's all thank you...
Ronabel U. Soledad BSED English 2E Bulalacao Cluster Answer: Yes, I have experienced to be able to talk in the stage with a lot of audience and that was 8 years ago when I graduated in Elementary as a Salutatorian. As one of the excelling students on our school back then I was becompelled to had salutatory or welcome address. Almost a month before the graduation day, I practice my speech so that I won't forget it and deliver it correctly as I welcome graduates, parents, teachers and guests but we can't control what we gonna feel if we're there in that exact moment even though we practice it many times. As I started my speech, I felt Stage fright where my knee is shaking and really felt nervousness but I try to calm myself and take a deep breath. As i continued to talk on a stage my feeling went well and starting to feel the moment where I deliver my speech full of happiness and gratitude to all people who attend one of the special day we have as we step up and graduated on Elementary.
Khey M. Aceveda Baco Cluster Yes i experienced to become a speaker. Being a speaker is not as easy as someone think.When i was in Highschool,i remembered that my teacher told us to make a declamation speech. As a first timer , i really don't know how to delivered speech, i experienced stage fright, mental block and etc. I felt so nervous ,can't be able to talk straight and losing my confidence when i think that not everyone wanted to listen,but for me that is normal. To manage my stagefright , i always try to deep breath, practicing in front of a mirror and act that i am already in the stage to delivered my speech.I always repeat my speech in front of the mirror until i've been satisfied with my speech, i practiced to hook the attention of my listener using asking questions as well as simple jokes. If you also experiencing this kind of problem in delivering your speech ,just be yourself,always give your best, think positive and enjoy the moment.
Evangelio Marilyn A. 2nd yr -E/Major in English Bulalacao Cluster Yes, I have experienced being a speaker and talking on stage before. I have to admit, I did feel some stage fright initially. It's completely natural to feel nervous when you're standing in front of a large audience, all eyes on you. During one particular speaking engagement, I remember feeling my heart racing, my palms sweating, and my mind going blank. It was quite overwhelming. However, I managed to overcome it by using a few techniques: 1. Preparation: I made sure to thoroughly prepare my speech and familiarize myself with the content. This helped boost my confidence and reduced the fear of forgetting what to say. 2. Deep Breathing: Before going on stage, I took a few moments to focus on my breathing. Deep breaths helped me relax and calm my nerves. 3. Positive Self-Talk: I reminded myself that I had valuable knowledge to share and that the audience was there to listen and learn from me. This positive self-talk helped boost my confidence. 4. Visualizations: I visualized myself delivering a successful and engaging speech. This technique helped me mentally prepare and visualize a positive outcome. 5. Practice: I practiced my speech multiple times before the actual event. This not only helped me become more familiar with the content but also increased my confidence in delivering it effectively. By implementing these strategies, I was able to overcome my stage fright and deliver a successful presentation. It's important to remember that stage fright is common and even experienced speakers may still feel nervous. The key is to find techniques that work for you and to keep practicing and gaining experience.
Waynelyn C.Mainit BSED Major in English 2-A Bulalacao cluster Answer: Yes. I have experienced to speech in front of many people when I was in grade 6, I graduated as a class valedictorian of batch 2010 that's why I had a chance to speech in front of many audience and I feel experience the "stage fright" during those times, I felt how to speak in front of many people, it's better to speak when you memorize everything because you just keep talking while you are in front of many people ,and you lose your shyness and nervousness..and I am so thankful..... that's all thank you.....
Emma S. Solis BSED ENGLISH 2nd year BULALACAO CLUSTER Yes, I have experienced to be able to talk in the stage with a lot of audience and that was 8 years ago when I graduated in Elementary as a Salutatorian. As one of the excelling students on our school back then I was becompelled to had salutatory or welcome address. Almost a month before the graduation day, I practice my speech so that I won't forget it and deliver it correctly as I welcome graduates, parents, teachers and guests but we can't control what we gonna feel if we're there in that exact moment even though we practice it many times. As I started my speech, I felt Stage fright where my knee is shaking and really felt nervousness but I try to calm myself and take a deep breath. As i continued to talk on a stage my feeling went well and starting to feel the moment where I deliver my speech full of happiness and gratitude to all people who attend one of the special day we have as we step up and graduated on Elementary.
Ronalyn A. Bae BSED 2-D Tanauan Cluster Answer: I'll never forget my first seminar speech for Leadership Training on CCT Tagaytay. Sheer terror threatened to derail it, my mind screaming that I couldn't finish. But amidst the panic, a voice whispered, "You're ready for this." With a silent prayer, I took the stage and channeled that fear into fuel, delivering a talk that exceeded even my wildest dreams. It was a baptism by fire, proof that even the most daunting challenges can be conquered with a dash of self-belief. Standing there, bathed in the stage lights, I realized: facing our anxieties is the crucible that forges true leadership. Embrace the butterflies, channel them into passion, and unleash a talk that ignites not just applause, but inner strength.
Dianne Evangelista BSED major in English Baco Cluster Second Year Speaking in front of many people is one of the hardest thing to do.based on my observe in every person that doing their speech. This is also the struggle of my friend when she's doing her speech.I ask to her the preparation that she did before the speech. First she pray and ask the guidance of our Lord Jesus Christ.then she took more practice especially in the grammar..when she is in front of many people she got more nervous.but at the end she delivered the speech very well.
MARIENILA S. NARCISO BULALACAO CLUSTER Answer: Yes i experienced to become one of the speaker or to talk in the stage. Not just once but many times. Just like reporting before, I also have experience being the MC in the church, and just this week I was made the worship leader of our church. Yes I admitted that I had stage fright but I overcame all of this because of the Lord. I prayed that I would overcome this well, that I would deliver well and be successful and I also always told myself that you can do it, you will overcome it.
Helen Grace C. Lacdang Bulalacao Cluster Answer : Yes, I experienced in public speaking . We went to a barangay and there we did evangelism and had a program. We did doxology and then I explained what we did. I felt nervous, but with the help of the Lord when I was speaking, the nervousness and shame I felt disappeared. Maybe it's like that when God gave you the courage to face many people to reveal his goodness, and his words. At those times I feel that it is no longer me who speaks but the holy spirit of God. I only became a bridge to convey his glory to his children.
Angeline O.Angeles Tanuan Cluster BSED Major in English ANSWER: I have been a speaker many times, but what I will never forget is the first time I was a speaker in a seminar. I felt frightened at that time. I thought I would not be able to finish my speech because I was so nervous. But thankfully, I was able to manage my fear through encouraging myself that I'm ready for this, so I can finish it well. and thanks to GOD my first time to be a speaker was a success.
Norlance Baclor Block D. Bauan cluster ANSWER I have lots of experience being a speaker or one of the speakers at different events. On my first try, I felt nervous and worried I may make mistakes, and I did. It often happened every time I got to the stage. I liked SPEAKING to people, but I hate speaking to PEOPLE. I had a fear of socialization which mad eme harder to communicate until I got trained in the church after highschool. I was relieved and started to build confidence. I still need more practice to avoid stuttering but I'm much more better than before. Glory to God.
A long ago,year 2022 September 5,I attend ed a bible conference in Calapan City at Parang Resort. The first day of our attendance was to study in creation of the world.The second day, is about God's love then the third day is about man's sin.The fourth day is about redemption and the final judgment.In our last day at the conference,September 9/2022, 9:22am I was ask to present what I had learned from listening.I went up to the stage have a nervous and scared because the viewer mainly from Manny countries in this conference.like the county of Korea,South America and others countries.Through the online bible conference. I was very scared and nervous and as much as I could.I manage to get up and speak on stage and I overcame this through perseverance self confidence and a positive outlook and more than anything I trusted God's provide my speech.
Salatiel R. Paingas BSED-ENGLISH BULALACAO cluster Yes, I have experience to be speaker since I'm a 4p's beneficiary and a leader of one group in our barangay. My municipal link pocal person, he told me to conduct an family development session with a topic of family planning. From the beginning I fell nervous. I started calm myself and ready to all needs in this topic. I focus for the discussion to make that my fellow members encourage what the topic said. I overcome this situation which the audience make participate in the activity..
Manalon ,Joefrey Jay 2-A English BULALALCAO CLUSTER ANSWER: yes I have experience in being a speaker .at school.or at events. my first time as a speaker am so very nervous I made a mistake in speaking I'm a little shy maybe if I get laughed at. but I still thought that I could do it, my speech was good, so I just relaxed, I got their attention, I didn't panic. Or maybe it's a good feeling when you have an experience that you didn't expect, but I'm proud because I've overcome it, realized. I'm just the first one that all thank you 😊
Marian Joy P Salmorin BULALACAO CLUSTER I experienced a stage fright when I was report on the front of our class and also when I'm start to demo teaching when I am first year college .I feel it because I think that i can't do it and they will be judged me.But I realize that if you really want to do it you can go for it and you don't need to listen on what negative comments they give to you.But you have to know your topic ,focus on your material needed ,connect to your audience or listener ,and breathe, practice then relax and face them with confident.
Doniza A.Nario BSED 2A- Major in English Bulalacao Cluster Answer: Yes.When I was in highschool, I experienced to talk in front of many people. To overcome the " stage fright" , you must have self confidence , don't be nervous and think that you can speech to the front of them, be proud to yourself and enjoy the moment while you are speech. Before to speech, you need to be ready, relax , alert and observant. You should know how you can fix your speech that the audience is not bored and make it memorable experience for them, which will learn and don't forget it
Name:Ma Laica G. Endencio Block/Cluster: Bulalacao Cluster Year@section:2-B Yes,I had a experience to be a guests speaker on a different events.And yes,I also had that feeling of fright at first to overcome that fear I just prepared myself before the event and you know be confidence of in front of the audience and how you can deliver your message powerfully
Frencess Manhares Mora BSED 2nd year Bulalacao cluster Answer: I had the experience of speaking in front of a lot people when I was hired to be the MC in our church, my knees and voice shaking because I was so nervous, I forgot what I was going to say next because of the nervousness I was feeling. But as time went byI got used to it and little by little the nervousness in my heart disappeared because of god’s help.
Zenaida D.Tatoy BSED-English Baco Cluster Answer: # 6 activity In my experience , I'm invited to speech in a reunion batch party . I got too nervous .When the day came , I wear a proper dress to look me presentable , I felt my whole body was shaking ,I fight the feelings that I have feel . I pray to God to help me to stand to the front of them so that I can relay my speech to them properly, just only think that I can do it with my own. when I start to speak , I almost not breath , because I see all the eyes of them watching of me , waiting what I speak to them. All I have to do is to stand straight , fighting the nervous that I felt . When my speech is going on , I insert a small joke , to intertain them so that the nervous was lost. When I heard them laughing the nervous was little bit gone. And that time I'll pursue my speech with the smile , and I can see them eye to eye, thats why I overcome my nervous that I thought I can't pass it. That was my experience in making speech in front of my batches and to the people . Thank you .
Cristina J. Morada bulalacao cluster ll-A Answer: I have few of experience being a speaker when It raining on ALTs. On my first try in front of view I've feel nervous and shy but I decided to be confidence and to delivered my words to being nicely.
Name: Piana, Raszel Jane Patricio Cluster: 2:D BSED-English Bulalacao Cluster Yes i experience to become of the speaker or be able to talk in the stage when im in High school speech about “ Talumpati bilang Pangulo ng Pilipinas” and i experience to frightin front of stage while speeching because i feel that “ i can't do it” , “ I failed this” , “ Somebody laugh at me and Somebody Judge me! But that fright are the one who irremovably when im talking but as now it is the challenge to me become a confident to speech in stage.
Jay Loyd M. Quinto Bulalacao Cluster Answer: Yes, I have experienced being able to speak on stage, that is when I participated in a pageant in our barangay. Participating in a pageant requires being brave and preparing for every question that will be asked and you must know how to introduce yourself without being nervous. To get rid of my fear of the stage I thought of my family and friends supporting me so I was able to answer the question that was given to me.
Lea B. Bacho Bulalacao Cluster Answer: Yes, I have experienced talking in the stage, the one that we have on each classroom. I do, I experienced having stage fright the moment I stood up from my seat. In order for me to calm down, I did the breathing exercise, for about 10 minutes before starting. The nervous tension was still there and led me looking for something to focus on, my hands rather. So, I tried controlling my hands, as it started fidgeting like it was looking for something to hold onto. After that, I was able to finish the talk nicely and clearly.
Angelica Santos BSED 2nd year Bulalacao Cluster Answer: Yes, I have experienced talking in the stage, the one that we have on each classroom. I do, I experienced having stage fright the moment I stood up from my seat. In order for me to calm down, I did the breathing exercise, for about 10 minutes before starting. The nervous tension was still there and led me looking for something to focus on, my hands rather. So, I tried controlling my hands, as it started fidgeting like it was looking for something to hold onto. After that, I was able to finish the talk nicely and clearly.
ERLYN V. SANTOS BSED ENGLISH 2ND YEAR BULALACAO CLUSTER Yes, I have experienced to be able to talk in the stage with a lot of audience and that was 8 years ago when I graduated in Elementary as a Salutatorian. As one of the excelling students on our school back then I was becompelled to had salutatory or welcome address. Almost a month before the graduation day, I practice my speech so that I won't forget it and deliver it correctly as I welcome graduates, parents, teachers and guests but we can't control what we gonna feel if we're there in that exact moment even though we practice it many times. As I started my speech, I felt Stage fright where my knee is shaking and really felt nervousness but I try to calm myself and take a deep breath. As i continued to talk on a stage my feeling went well and starting to feel the moment where I deliver my speech full of happiness and gratitude to all people who attend one of the special day we have as we step up and graduated on Elementary.
Maricel Clarito 2nd year Bulalacao Cluster Answer: I have no experience to become one of the speaker or able to talk in the stage but i know someone who has experience to talk in the stage.she said that to become a good speaker or presenter,you must learn about your topic,know your audience,practice in accurate conditions and she said to lessen your nervous or stage fright you must refuse to think thoughts that create self doubts and low confidence.Practice ways to calm and relax your mind and body,such as deep breathing,relaxation exercises,yoga and meditation.Exercise,eat well,and practice other healthful lifestyle habits.try to limit caffeine,sugar and alcohol as much as possible
Rochelle rodelas Gusi BSED English 2A Bulalacao cluster Yes I already experience to become a stage speaker when I was on grade six .. I experience frightened when I'm on stage while delivering my speech, I feel very nervous that time even my speach I cannot deliver it clearly , that is my first time delivering my speech in front of many people ,in front of my fellow teachers, classmates,and parents, I'll panic I didn't know what to do and then that time I saw my adviser I remember what she said to me that if I'm in the time of delivering of my speech and feel frightened and nervous always remember to inhale and exhale, And then relax and focus. And the most of all just think that you are not in front of many people, only think that you are in front of your favorite person... Don't hesitate just focused , my teacher said . So that I relax and focus , thanks to my teacher I successfully delivered my speech and overcome my stage fright
Donnabel S.Balbuena BSED-ENGLISH Block 2c Pitogo Cluster Answer yes i able to talk on stage.And also I fell stage fright.So it was when your chooses me to represent our school at the extemporary nervous.Then the day comes.At the start i felt nervous because it stay calmed and focused to the explanation for the given speech to me.Also I fight my nervousity by thinking that i can do this, Because this is for the school.
AILYN P. DE CASTRO BSED ENGLISH BULALACA CLUSTER Answer: No,I didn't experience to talk or to be the speaker on stage, I have fear to face infront of many people,so that I made an interview to my nephew. She said, "Yes, I already experienced being a public speaker, and I also experienced stage fright. Stage fright is very common form of anxiety to every speaker especially to the beginners. In my case, I made sure to overcome it through preparing my self. Firstly, Know the topic. Before dealing with public speaking I made sure that I knew the topic that I will be discussing. Secondly, Get organized. I plan out everything ahead of time including what I want to present, including the props that I will be using, and the audio-visual presentation if needed. Thirdly, Practice and practice more. I always practice several times before dealing with public speaking". I am amaze to this girl everytime she talk infront of many people,I hope I make it too.
CAHILO, JONELYN A. BSED-ENGLISH 2E13 STA.CRUZ,OCC.MINDORO CLUSTER Yes, I have experienced speaking in front of many people before. It happened when I was invited as a speaker at a church gathering. Initially, I was very nervous and had stage fright. To overcome this, I took a moment before starting my speech to take deep breaths, inhaling and exhaling slowly. This helped me calm my nerves. Additionally, I said a brief prayer to gather my thoughts and gain confidence. These techniques helped me overcome my stage fright and deliver my speech effectively. Thank you and GODBLESS🙏🙏🙏😊
Jinefer B Salmorin BSED-ENGLISH-2E Bulalacao cluster Yes, I have experienced being able to speak on stage, that is when I participated in a pageant in our school. And I speak super am nervous but I'm happy am the speaker Participating in a pageant requires being brave and preparing for every question that will be asked and you must know how to introduce yourself without being nervous. To get rid of my fear of the stage I thought of my family and friends supporting me so I was able to answer the question that was given to m
Aya B. Rivera BSED-ENGLISH 2D-TANAUAN CLUSTERS Performance Activity! Yes, I have experienced talking in front of my classmates on stage particularly. I experienced having stage fright at that moment. In order for me to calm myself, I think of happy thoughts. I did the breathing exercises before starting. The nervousness was still there and led me looking for something to focus on, and eventually it came out naturally. After that, I was able to finish the talk well and done.
FLORENCIA G. FAMORCAN BSED ENGLISH, 2A BULALACAO CLUSTER ANSWER: *Yes, when I was in grade 9, my teacher made us do spoken poetry in filipino and present our spoken poetry in front of my classmates in the stage of our classroom *Indeed, I remember feeling quite anxious and fearful, as it was my first time presenting in front of my classmates. *Absolutely, my approach to overcoming my fear and anxiety was to pray to the Lord and take deep, calming breaths.
Name: Bervelyn M. Ebrio BSED- English Major Cluster: Baco Cluster Yes,I have a experienced a stage fright way back when I was in Elementary. When I am Infront of the audience delivering my speech. I felt stage fright when I feel nervous and I almost forgot what I was going to say. And what I did was come myself first and eventually I had confidence to myself until I finished my speech.
Jovelyn G.Rodelas 2B-BSED ENGLISH BATANGAS CLUSTER I experience speaking in front of many students when i was in highschool on stage where there were many fellow students are. It was my first time so i was shy and nervous but i forced my self to speak i enhaled and exhaled before i thought about what i would say in front of many people.
GLORELYN G. MASLOG BSED ENGLISH BULALACAO CLUSTER I don't remember experiencing doing any speech at stage so I did interview my daughter who already experienced it when she's delivering her speech on their grade 10 graduation because she is the one who's with highest honor. She said that she did experience having a stage fright and for her it's normal. She got scared to give her speech that time because she don't want to be judge and scared to make mistakes. But instead of quitting she take a deep breath and think about her inspiration and pray to god. After that she got the confident she needed and she did deliver her speech very well.
Naida M. Gayot BSED-ENGLISH Bulalacao Cluster/ Complier Answer: Yes, I have. I have an experience to present the Bukid Teatro in pront of our president Noynoy Aquino ( year 2011-2012). It is my first time to join them so I was very nervous but i will prepared my line so I can overcome.
Ariane B. Ruga 2nd year San Roque Bulalacao Cluster answer:not because I'm actually shy and I'm not. but I go up on stage when I join a dance, and when there's an occasion in our barangay.
RICKA JANE C. LAGURAS BSED ENGLISH 2nd Year BULALACAO CLUSTER NO, I never experienced being a speaker or speaking in front of many people That's why I interviewed my cousin and this is her answer about feeling stage fright. "Yes. Stage fright is no new to me. I experienced it several times. But, as I want to be a good speaker, I find ways how to overcome it. Here are the things I did to overcome stage fright. 1. I always believe in myself. I know that everything can be learned, so I did. I always bear in my mind that I can be a great speaker. 2. I always prepare the piece ahead of time. I know that being ready can make me a good speaker. 3. Make connections with your audience: Smile and greet people, thinking of them as friends rather than enemies."
JINGLE T. DALANGIN BSED-ENGLISH BACO CLUSTER ANSWER:Yes, I experienced to become one of the speaker when I was in High School, It's normal to experienced stage fright as a first time speaker. It's totally normal to to feel stage fright and scared to talk in front of group of people, that's why I start practicing a lot by talking in front of a mirror, take a deep breath, know my stuff, have a positive thoughts, concentrating my message can go a long way to boost my confidence while speaking. Most important praying before a speech can be a helpful way to calm my nerves and find my inner strength. It's my personal ritual that provides me comfort and focus. I delivered my speech successfully and I overcome my stage fright.
Cresenciana P. Valdez BSED- English 2 Bulalacao Cluster Answer: Yes,I have experienced to speak in public.I only pay attention to the person whom I am talking to and I make sure I don't raise my voice to avoid attention.If speaking in front of the people then my experience is that I'm nervous because I'm shy and I'm not even that good at speaking in front of people.
Mary Jean D. Manuel 2-A BSED-ENGLISH Bulalacao cluster Answer: Yes I have experienced speech in front of other's But I feel very nervous because maybe I will make a mistake but I had the courage because I know my family support me and I overcome it focus on my speech , not on the audience so my speech I deliver properly.
Name: Nelsa m. Arboleda Bulalacao cluster 2- A Answer:yes I have experienced that when called my name my stomach sank. I was ready to run out of the Building. Whe I started my speech, I could feel sweat beading up on my forehead then I thought about all the tools you give us. In an instant it seemed I was done.
NANETTE U. GABLINO Pitogo Cluster Section block 1 C Answer: Yes, I experienced facing Ang speaking in front of many people, first when I joined the pageant, when I stepped on the stage to answer the question to me, I felt nervous, my hands felt cold, because I also did not expect to be included in the selected top ten. I ashamed, because those selected are beautiful, and speak English well, and i not yet able to speak English, I knew little before, because I knew a bet little in English even though I was very nervous, and tried to be ok, I focused on the question the jury asked me. I inhaled and exhaled, I answered in Tagalog, then the other people applauded, I lost my nervousness. What I learned, is that if we have a stage fight, it is necessary let's focus on what should be done, pray first, let's not underestimate ourselves, let's focus on what we are, because we are all different, and have their own abilities in a different ways. Thank you.
Aidaleen A. Failanga BSED ENGLISH 2E BULALACAO CLUSTER I didn't have experience speaking on stage, so the one I interviewed was my oldest daughter when she graduated grade 10 in the year 2022-2023. She is the salutatorian of their class, so she spoke the welcome remarks. I witnessed her performance at that time when she was mixed with nervousness and joy while speaking in front of many people. She delivered her speech well.
Abegail E. Sikadan Il-A Bulalacao Cluster Answer; I never experienced in my life to became a speaker on the stage. So that, i find a person that i need to asked how he overcame the stage fright being a speaker. In my interview with a person, some of his answer is wear always a self-confidence, effectiveness of the speech that will delivered or what will be said in front of many people and most of all is prayer. He said, having a self-confidence is the key to making your speech sound good and pleasant to the listener. First, you should also the theme, and status of of the listener whether it is adult or children so that everything you say is appropriate according to the state of the listener. Second, when you memorize what are you going to say , you will be able to properly deliver your speech or everything you have to say above all, lose your nervousness and gain your confidence in yourself. Another thing that is important is having a lot of knowledge or information and sources according to or based on the theme. And one of the answer that struck me was that in order to do the first two, you must have faith in God, because all the knowledge, skills and talent of a speaker has is from Our Thick Head.
Mareza G.Eguillon Bulalacao cluster Answer: Ye's I experience to speaker a'm going to barangay election of my barangay.Then I speak about may platform how to improve my barangay. Me before going to stage,they may fell tense, their my hands and my voice might shake.Then my heart might pound faster. Then I realized happen overcome stage fright. Confronting my fears and learning ways to reduce and manage them I can be empowering.Not only I will make my feel good about my self. Then I discovered a confident performer too.
Romana C Lizardo Baco Cluster BSEED LESSON 6 ANSWER Yes, I have experienced before im president in school first time im so nervous to speak out something before audience i was severing and forget everything I want to speak but sound not come out my Voice was low.i was wondering when I shall leave the stage but I never give up after that having more practicing.
Danacel B Gusi BSED-ENGLISH 2B BULALACAO CLUSTER Answer: Yes,I have experienced to speak in public.I only pay attention to the person whom I am talking to and I make sure I don't raise my voice to avoid attention.If speaking in front of the people then my experience is that I'm nervous because I'm shy and I'm not even that good at speaking in front of people.
JULIET A. MAGAYON BSED II/ENGLISH BULALACAO CLUSTER ANSWER: 1. YES, I experienced to speech in front of many people when I was in Grade 6. I graduated as a class Valedictorian of batch 2001. That's why I had a chance to speech in front of many audience. And honestly I feel to experience the " stage fright". To feel nervous is normally when we speak in front of many people,normally if we experienced first time. At the help of my teacher, she taught me how to deliver the speech properly like the use of proper hand gestures, and the coorect pronunciation of every words I speak. And at last, I successfully delivered my speech.
NORWLYN P. FAJARITO BSED MAJOR IN ENGLISH BULALACAO CLUSTER ANSWER: Yes, I experienced being a speaker in fornt of many parents and people around me, as a worker of our barangay, as a day care worker i was able to show them the ability to speak and explain what should be done as a parent like them in caring and guiding the obligations to thier children or thier family. I also let them know what should be done to keep each child healthy and active in activities not only at home but also at school. Give value to learning through our education to each good manners and the same in something else.
MICAH G. MAYOR BSED ENGLISH BULALACAO CLUSTER ANSWER: Yes. I experience become a speaker in public it made me nervous. Many people experience stage fright in fact, it's so common that it has its own technical name performance anxiety
RETA C. GALOS BSED-ENGLISH BULALACAO CLUSTER Answer: *Yes, I have experienced as a speaker like a school reporting or we have meeting to attending and sometimes I teach our kids for to i already enhanced my knowledge and my ability to give speeches greatly. I know that with time and experience in public speaking, I will become a more skilled and good public speaker, the speech was the most difficult and I need to improve on in order to be a skilled public speaker because i fell the nervous the time i am speaking.
Neilvilene Mabuhay Lig-ot Bulalacao Cluster Answer: No, I don't have experience yet. According to the person I asked the things that she did to overcome her stage fright are: - more practice and be prepared all time. - conquer the nervous. - She imagine in a positive way. She thinks that no people around her . - Focus on breathing. - If having a mistake learned from it and try again.
Marian Evans A. Magalay BSED ENGLISH BULALACAO CLUSTER I don't have any experience speaking in public but I choose to interviewed my boss who always a speaker in event in thier hospital is that " is experience the stage fright during in her first time speacking in front of her co- workers" she answered me yes, the first time he speak in front she experience a stage fright but she overcome it by practicing her speech, calming her mind and body and fucos to deliver her message approximately detailed and interesting.
PONCIANO P MASLOG JR SECOND YEAR MAJOR IN ENGLISH BULALACAO CLUSTER ANSWER: I experienced speaking on stage in front of a lot of people and what i feel is that I'm afraid that my whole body is shaking and I'm sweating cold.
Ernalyn D. Manuel 2nd year - BSED ENGLISH Bulalacao Cluster Answer: Yes, I have experienced with stage fright when I'm high school. It's understandable to experience stage fright, especially during high school when public speaking opportunities can be quite common. Here are five tips that I did to overcome stage fright. 1. Prepare and practice: Thoroughly prepare your speech or presentation. Practice in front of a mirror, family members, or friends to build your confidence and become familiar with your material. 2. Visualize success: Imagine yourself giving a successful and engaging performance. Visualize the positive outcomes and how confident you will feel on stage. 3. Deep breathing exercises: Before going on stage, practice deep breathing exercises to help calm your nerves. Take slow, deep breaths in through your nose and out through your mouth to relax your body and mind. 4. Positive self-talk: Replace negative thoughts with positive affirmations. Remind yourself that you are well-prepared, capable, and that it's normal to feel a little nervous. 5. Start with smaller audiences: Begin by speaking in front of smaller, supportive audiences to gradually build your confidence. This could include presenting to friends, family, or classmates.
MALINAO MARITES M. BLOCK C, BAUAN CLUSTER ANSWER: Yes, I have experience speaking on stage because as a HSE safety officer in a large company I was encouraged by my boss to speak about dangerous tasks before and after work on site. as a beginner I apparently experienced "stage fright" because I didn't know what to say and do, what I did was I prayed fervently before I stepped on the stage after I prayed I immediately shook hands while breathing deep, that's when my fear and apprehension about speaking immediately disappeared and the outcome of my speech on stage was smooth. "My answer video are ready to messager group chat."
NAME: CELEMEN JESSICA R. BLOCK/CLUSTER: 2E30/BACO CLUSTER ANSWER Back in my high school days I experienced speaking on a stage. Yes I experienced stage fright, so when I was talking on the stage I feel so nervous and want to thow up. I look so pale and my teacher ask me to sit because I don’t look good. After that embarrassing moment in my life I practice to talk formally to others and started to train my self in mirror.
