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In a public situation, communication skills are just as important as any other life skill. Developing these abilities at a young age is advantageous in the long term. Children's pre-adolescent years are particularly eventful because, as they begin to mature into active members of society, they develop personal viewpoints and ideas on a variety of topics. When this happens, most children want to express their opinions as well. They can use public speaking as a platform to proudly express their beliefs and thoughts. Throughout their growth, children will be required to speak in public in a variety of contexts. Although it is an important life skill, some children are more comfortable standing and speaking in front of others. For success in numerous spheres of life, good communication and public speaking abilities are required. The earlier you begin, the less difficult it will be. While many people are afraid of public speaking, children may be able to overcome this fear if they are exposed to it early in life. With a little guidance, youngsters can learn to enjoy public speaking rather than fear it, and develop enviably high levels of self-confidence and leadership abilities.