•Don’t be afraid to use a dictionary to check on any word or words participants
come up that you are not sure how to spell or pronounce correctly. It is a good
idea to reinforce the fact that participants should not be “afraid” or “feel stu-
pid” when they are unsure of the proper spelling of a word. It is much better to
take a few minutes and look up a word in the dictionary than it is to turn in a
report or paper that has misspelled words in it. And, just as important, when a
participant is giving an oral report, it is best to “confirm” pronunciation of any
words he or she is unsure of rather than mispronounce them in front of a ...
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