Students who want to improve their voice modulation - by Teacher Lilibeth

Warm-up exercises: Encourage your students to do warm-up exercises before speaking, such as deep breathing, humming, and stretching. This can help them relax their vocal cords and prepare their voice for speaking.

Practice reading aloud: Reading aloud can help students improve their voice modulation by allowing them to practice using different tones, volumes, and inflections. Choose materials that are interesting and appropriate for their level, and encourage them to read with expression.

Use role-playing activities: Role-playing activities can help students practice using different tones, volumes, and inflections in a fun and engaging way. Assign roles to different students and have them practice speaking with different emotions and attitudes.

Provide feedback: Listen carefully to your students' speaking and provide feedback on their voice modulation. Encourage them to use more expression, vary their pitch and tone, and speak more slowly or quickly depending on the context.

Record and listen to themselves: Encourage students to record themselves speaking and listen to the recording to identify areas for improvement. This can help them become more aware of their voice modulation and work on specific areas that need improvement.