You’re called on in class to answer a question. You start to stutter and notice a few classmates looking at you. You want to finish your answer but need more time. What could you say to your teacher or classmates?
ex. “I just need a minute to get my words out.” “Please give me a little extra time to finish my thought.”
During a small-group discussion, one student keeps interrupting you when you stutter. You want to be heard and stay part of the conversation. How can you let your group know you still want to share?During a small-group discussion, one stud
ex. “I’m not done yet—I just need a little more time.” “Please let me finish my idea.”
Your teacher asks everyone to take turns reading aloud. You feel nervous because reading in front of others sometimes makes your stuttering worse. How could you let your teacher know what helps you feel comfortable?
ex. “Sometimes reading aloud is hard for me. Could I read a shorter part or go later in the round?” “I’d rather pass this time, but I can read next time.”