Abstract
This article explores practical and research-supported strategies for developing speaking skills among secondary school students. It highlights the importance of oral communication in language learning and provides a comprehensive overview of classroom methods, such as interactive activities, task-based learning, and the use of technology. The goal is to assist language educators in creating an environment that encourages student participation, confidence, and fluency in speaking.
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