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What is your school doing to develop effective listening skills?      All of those are needed to understand and evaluate the enormous informational input our students receive daily. Students don’t speak very well. Clas* discussions, presentations, podcasts, videos, and digital storytelling suffer. But standards include speaking. What is your school doing to address these standards? There are no clas*es in teacher education programs about how to teach speaking skills. It is never a topic on any inservice days either.. ERIK IS AN AUTHOR AND CONSULTANT FOR HOUGHTON MIFFLIN HARCOURT’S. Committed to sharing his ideas through new media, Erik has released two multimedia products: Erik has a wealth of experience teaching students to be better oral communicators. Now he brings that experience to his work showing “One of the most wonderful things about this presenter is that he practices what he preaches. He was an EXCELLENT presenter, the subject matter was really important and – as he mentioned – frequently overlooked. In addition, his overhead presentation was perfectly minimalistic and fantastic! He also allowed us time to absob and take our own notes and also to interact with him. Excellent! By far the best on Friday. He’ll need a much bigger room next year if you get the word out!” “I am in week 2 of teaching a public speaking unit based on Well Spoken, and it is just fantastic so far because of Erik’s ideas.” “While you are a terrific speaker, I think your most fine tuned communication ability is listening.  You understood what we needed and then built an informative, entertaining, “spot-on” presentation for us.” “This is the most comprehensive book, written with delightful style and humor and above all with details that are specific and instructive. Well Spoken has the answers. I’m buying several copies for friends and family and grandchildren who are all in the arena of today’s corporate world. Everyone will benefit from this finely honed book!!”