Using Diaphragm Voice in Teaching and the Six Way Threat

Using diaphragm voice in teaching can make you a better teacher by projecting a greater sense of authority and solidity, helping you protect your throat, speak more powerfully, and be heard more effectively. It requires concentration and effort to get used to, but it can enhance your physical presence in the classroom. Additionally, there is a concept called the six way threat in teaching, which includes factors like having a thick accent, being young, inexperienced, new to a school, small, or female, that can make it harder to manage behavior in the classroom.