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Ruth from Spain about Dash & Lily

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https://www.ted.com/talks/molly_graham_forget_the_corporate_ladder_winners_take_risks?subtitle=en

Forget the corporate ladder — winners take risks

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Donald Trump's Inauguration Vid

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The problem with being "Too Nice" at work| Tessa West| TED 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrCbXNRP7eg&t=616s

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Jackie Chan gave a speech when he got the Oscar Award.

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https://youtube.com/shorts/LWAI7HkQMyc?si=ehdTTBfXrslhmjk9

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Leonardo DiCaprio on 'Wolf of Wall Street,' Jonah Hill, Shark Survival Story (Full Interview)

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1. Choose Your Listening Material

Pick any: TED talk, YouTube video, podcast, or TV show episode

Length: 10-15 minutes

2. Record Your Vlog

Use Padlet to record or upload

Speak for about 5 minutes

Try to speak naturally without reading notes. (You can refer to notes - just don’t read directly from them)

3. What to Include in Your Vlog

1. Say what you listened to and its title

2. Explain what it was about.

3. Tell why you chose it

Answer 3 of the questions below:

Did you use subtitles? Why?

What strategies did you use to understand?

Who would you recommend this video to and why?

Was anything surprising or interesting?

Remember

Don't worry about perfect grammar

It's okay to hesitate, pause, or make mistakes

The goal is to speak more and improve fluency

Don't worry about being perfect - the goal is simply to speak more. Even if you stumble or pause, keep going. With consistent practice, you'll notice your speaking skills improving over time. The key is to keep trying! Maximum effort!💪