At school, I was quite a shy individual and hated speaking out loud. I still remember the feeling of dread in the English classes when we took turns reading out loud from the novel we were studying. The teacher pointed to one boy to start reading and, after half a page, the reader changed. At that point, the anxiety set in. I would count the number of boys in front of me and try to work out which page of the book I would have to read and then try to silently rehearse that section to myself as others read. When it came to my turn, I would stumble through my section with snorts of disapproval from the teacher as I mispronounced words and gave no meaning to the sentences I was trying to read.
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