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JAM (Just A Minute)

 
                             
             

  Want to speak English fluently? Here is a best   technique for you

Hello guys, What's up?

Today we can see a lot of young people suffer with the English communication. Most of the young people suffer the problem when they speak in English weather  they speak in a Job interviews or while going abroad.

So, today I am talking about "JAM Technique" which means "Just A Minute" technique, it is a easiest way to improve fluency. In this technique, you simply have to choose a topic and speak about it for one minute. You can take it as a fun game to develop a speaking skills. 




There are three stages of this game:-

Here is the step by step explanation for you; 
Stage 1 :- Choose a topic and speak for a minute

  • Pick any topic and start speaking about it for a minute. 

  • To improve, stand in front of a mirror while speaking.

  • This will observe :- Your hand movements, facial expressions and body language.

  • The only rule is that you have to keep speaking for a minute. 

  • It is okay to pause and catch your breath, but make sure that the pause should not last more than three seconds. 


Stage 2:- Build fluency and make notes

  • After finishing your speech, recall what you spoke and gather more ideas.

  • For example, if your topic was "My Hobbies," try to collect more points related to that topic.

  • Once you have enough ideas, write them down in a notebook.

  • Try to recall as many points as possible and review them.

    This step will help you:

  • Expand your thoughts
  • Structure your speech better
  • Improve the quality of your speaking

Stage 3:- Speak again with more notes

  • Now that you have notes and more ideas, set a timer for one minute and speak again on the same topic.

  • This time, your speech will be more structured and fluent.

  • You can exceed the one-minute mark, but try to maintain a natural flow.

To track your progress, record your voice while speaking.

Listening to your recordings will help you:

  • Identify mistakes
  • Assess your fluency
  • Notice improvements over time

Final Thoughts

The JAM Technique is simple but a powerful way to improve English fluency, specially this technique is recommended to all the intermediate English speakers. Practicing daily will help you:-

  • Gain confidence in speaking
  • Improve pronounciation and fluency
  • Learn to think in speak in English naturally.

So start practicing English today and see the difference in your English communication skills!







                  

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