September 4, 2024
From the witty writer who invented detective Father Brown, a poem you can read out loud to improve your public speaking.
Read More ⟶October 2, 2023
While we don't know much about popular songwriter and poet Fannie Isabelle Sherrick, we do know reading her lines aloud can help a speaker out!
Read More ⟶September 26, 2023
Stretching your presentation skills? Try some of our wild-and-crazy ways to appear more naturally in command and at ease.
Read More ⟶December 19, 2022
'Tis the season for sore throats and raspy speaking. Learn what you can do year-round to preserve your voice and keep your ability to project strong.
Read More ⟶November 7, 2022
A proud part of your identity? Or an annoying speech pattern for audiences? Explore the pros and cons of upspeak and see why we think you should be deliberate in how you use it.
Read More ⟶September 19, 2022
Yes, your energy can engage an audience. But there can be too much of a good thing. See how varying your energy level can help you deliver a more compelling message.
Read More ⟶August 23, 2022
Crisp diction is often overlooked, but it can make presentations more engaging and add sparkle to your speaking. Find our simple tips for elevating yours.
Read More ⟶April 21, 2021
Your pace can project confidence. Your tempo can cue an emotional response in audiences. Our founder holds forth on how to use both when presenting so that you orchestrate better vocal delivery.
Read More ⟶February 24, 2021
Does your accent need to be managed? Perhaps, our founder suggests, it should be relished and unleashed!
Read More ⟶January 12, 2021
Diction, enunciation, and pronunciation--learn how to hone these so your words can cross the vast sea separating speaker and audience.
Read More ⟶September 18, 2018
You don't need a different voice. You need to make the most of the one you have! Three ways to do that, plus a lifetime of insights from the Buckley vocal coach who pushes our students to stretch their performances...
Read More ⟶April 4, 2017
"Do I need to change my accent?" It’s a question Buckley faculty are asked all the time. If you listen to this year’s NCAA national basketball champs, you'll hear why our answer is “no.”
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