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> Also, I'm looking for some good ideas for dealing with students who are
> frightened to death of getting up and sharing information with
> audiences...
Some people find it helpful to imagine the audience is sitting there in
their underwear. The important thing is to be aware that underlying the
surface differences, we all have the same basic needs.
