经历血雨腥风的考验(演讲稿)

myunforgettableexperiencesi’mgladtobeheretoshareoneofmyunforgettableexperienceswithyou.once，wewerepracticingadialogue.severalpairshaddoneitwell.wheniaskedtwostudentstodoit，butonefailedintalking.iwassurprised，becausesheisanotbadgirl.ithoughtshecoulddoitwell，althoughshedidn’traisedherhand.troublesintalking.it’snotaseriousproblem.themostimportantiswhatcanwedowhentheyfeelnervous.ialsorealizedthatshewasnervousbecauseshejoinedtheclassjustaweekago.whatshouldido。ismiledtoherandsaid，＂don’tbenervous，ibelieveyoucandoitwell.justhaveatry.＂butshestillkeptinsilence.ihadtolethersitdown，butisaidtoherwithasmileonmyface，“listencarefullyandlatertryitagain，ok。”shesmiled，too.afteranothertwodialogues，sheraisedherhandconfidently.didshedoagoodjob。ofcourse。sincethen，she’snevernervousinclassandseldomfailsintalking.ithink，asastudent，she’ssuccessful.asateacher，i’msuccessful，too.what’smore，ioftensaytomystudents，“inmyclass，don’tbenervous.justtryyourbesttoexpressyourselves，justtospeakenglishloudly，rightorfalseisnotthemostimportant，courageandconfidenceisthemostimportant。believeyou’lldobetterandbetter。”ithinkmywordscanhelpmystudentskeepconfident.letstudentstobeyourfriends，letthemstudyinthehappytimenotinnervouseveryday，please.doyouthinkso。thanksforyourlistening，thankyou.篇二：英语演讲稿