 | Under this program, the students will deliver a talk on the book they like. The reading of the book is the precondition. |
| One period in a week will be spared for this talk. Minimum 3 students (5 minutes each, total 15 minutes) in each class will give a talk during this time. |
| After talks by students, the teacher will summarize the session’s proceedings in 5 minutes. |
| The talk will be followed by a Question-Answer session. Students shall be encouraged for the same. This will be a live session and should interest all. |
| Every student should get a chance to speak on the book that he/she likes. This again will be a self motivating process because seeing their classmates speak and raise questions, the other students will also get motivated to read. |
| Teachers will encourage and guide students to speak on books on different subjects covering different topics and will help them to select books. |
| Remember: |
| |  | This is not an elocution competition and hence the teacher will not insist that students give a talk without referring to their notes or book. If a child forgets his speech, he can refer to his note and can even read aloud his speech without any fear or hesitation. | | The aim is not the expression of oration but expression of thoughts about the book that he/she likes and basically the reading of the book. | | The talks will also be held at “all school” level and selected Best performers will address the whole school once in a month. This will go a long way and all students will get a rich experience and profuse inspiration. | | | | | | | |