쉐도잉 연습: OET SPEAKING ROLEPLAY (11 JULY 2026 EXAM SAMPLE) - SPEECH DELAY | MIHIRAA - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기
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Hi, good morning, Evan.
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My name is Mihira.
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Let's start the warm -up session.
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Describe your typical working day.
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My day starts with prayer.
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After completing my daily routines, I reach my workstation by 7 :30 before taking the handover.
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I complete my inventories and update the crash cart medication and dressing trolley.
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After receiving the handover, I interact with my patients to identify their health needs.
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based on my assessment plan, a nursing care plan, and provide quality care for my patients.
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Afterward, I assist the physician in his work and carry out necessary clinical orders.
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Meanwhile, I find some time to interact with my colleagues and maintain a good rapport with them.
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My duty ends by 3 :30 after I give a handover to the next scheduled staff members.
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Which is your favorite destination?
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Why?
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My dream destination is Australia.
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The first and foremost thing is that Australia has a world -class healthcare system and I can be a part of it.
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Secondly, the country has a better standard of living and economic and political stability.
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Besides, here.
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Nurses are paid well and respected too.
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In addition, I have many friends and relatives over there so they can help me during my initial days.
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Why did you choose OT?
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It is my long -term ambition to work as a registered nurse in any English -speaking country,
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such as the UK, Ireland, and so on to meet the requirements to register as a nursing professional there.
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I need to prove my English language proficiency.
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Hence, I chose OET to fulfill my dream.
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Moreover, OET is tailored according to the needs of nursing professionals.
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Therefore, I believe I could perform well in this test.
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What are the current trends in your profession?
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Nursing is a dynamic profession and changes happen daily.
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Nowadays, technology plays a vital role in my profession.
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For instance, paper records that we used in the past have been updated to electronic records.
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Besides, at present, we are following evidence -based practice, which means there is a scientific rationale for every procedure.
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Moreover, in the present day, a nurse can function as a nurse practitioner, which is equivalent to the position of a physician.
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Are you comfortable working with other doctors and nurses?
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I find I work well under a variety of conditions and circumstances, and I take pride in my flexibility.
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I enjoy working in a team because I often find
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that different viewpoints can help me find solutions to a problem I might not think of on my own.
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I also enjoy self -motivating and am equally comfortable working alone.
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Okay.
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Your preparation time is over.
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You can now start your roleplay.
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Hello Mihira, it is wonderful to see you again.
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Thank you for taking the time to meet with me here in the medical room today.
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Let me confirm the purpose of our meeting, which is to discuss your recent observations regarding Henson's speech and class participation.
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Hello, Evan.
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Thank you for inviting me.
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I am quite worried about Henson lately.
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He is such a sweet boy, but his speech delay is becoming more noticeable during lessons.
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He rarely raises his hand, and when I try to engage him, he struggles to find the words,
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which really impacts his overall participation in class activities.
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I feel terrible seeing him hold back.
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I can hear how much you care about Henson.
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Mihira and it is completely natural to feel concerned when a child is struggling to participate fully in class.
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to help us move forward.
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I would like to introduce the immediate next steps we need to take to address this situation systematically.
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Our plan involves two main components which are to initiate a formal period of speech monitoring right away,
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and to begin preparing the school's special educational needs coordinator, or SEN Co referral form.
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What are your initial thoughts on starting this process for him?
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I think that sounds like a very sensible plan, and I am fully on board with getting the SEN co -involved.
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However, I have never done formal speech monitoring before.
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How exactly should I go about doing this in a busy classroom?
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And what should I be looking out for?
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It is completely understandable to feel a bit uncertain about managing this alongside your teaching, but please rest assured that I am here to guide you through it.
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I would like to explain how to use the speech observation checklist that I have prepared for you.
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Mihira, when you utilize this tool, you will need to track his daily communication during various lessons.
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Carefully note down any specific sound errors he makes
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when attempting to speak and closely monitor his peer interactions during playtime and group work.
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It is absolutely crucial that we maintain accurate records throughout this period
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because precise data directly helps the upcoming clinical assessment and effectively avoids any unnecessary delays in getting him specialist care.
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I can certainly manage that during our morning carpet time and free play sessions.
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I will make sure my notes are as detailed as possible.
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Once I finish this checklist and we submit the SENCO referral form, what actually happens next?
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I want to understand what the journey looks like for Henson.
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I really appreciate your commitment to keeping such precise records, Mihira.
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as it will make a massive difference for him to give you a clear roadmap of what lies ahead.
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I would like to outline the clinical pathway that takes place immediately after the referral is officially submitted.
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Once the paperwork is processed, Hinson will be scheduled for an initial clinic review
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which will then lead to a formal speech assessment conducted by a qualified therapist, and if it is deemed required.
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We will work collaboratively on the development of an individual education plan tailored specifically to his needs.
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What specific questions or lingering concerns do you have about this upcoming clinical pathway?
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That sounds like a very thorough process, which gives me peace of mind.
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I guess my main worry is whether a speech delay at age 5 is something he can truly overcome, or if it points to an underlying medical issue.
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Sometimes he seems to struggle with hearing me clearly, too.
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It is incredibly perceptive of you to notice his hearing Mihira.
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And your worries are completely valid for any educator wanting the best for their student.
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I would love to provide you with some baseline information on speech delays
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and share some practical classroom strategies to support him right now.
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Firstly, Please be reassured that speech delays are highly treatable with early intervention,
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and it is quite common that they may be linked to temporary medical conditions like glue ear, which affects hearing.
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To support him in the meantime, you can easily implement practical classroom strategies, such as utilizing clear visual aids,
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giving simplified instructions, dedicating quiet talking time just for him and setting up a supportive peer -buddy system during group activities.
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How do you think you could integrate these strategies into your current daily classroom routine?
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Those strategies sound very doable and I can definitely pair him up with a supportive buddy and simplify my directions.
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One specific thing that worries me, though, is our weekly school assemblies.
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He completely freezes up, refuses to speak at all, and looks very anxious when it is his turn to participate in front of the larger group.
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It can be incredibly distressing to witness a child completely freeze up in large settings like school assemblies,
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Mihira, and I fully understand why this behavior is worrying you as his teacher.
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Please let me reassure you
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that Henson's reluctance to speak in front of a big crowd
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is actually a very common developmental phase especially for children navigating speech delays,
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and it typically resolves naturally as his overall confidence grows.
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Rather than forcing participation in intimidating environments, we can gently build his self -assurance through simple,
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everyday language support techniques within the classroom.
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For instance, instead of asking open -ended questions that might overwhelm him, You can offer him limited choices so he feels empowered but not pressured.
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Additionally, practicing continuous narration during his play activities helps connect words to actions without demanding a direct response.
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While making an effort to read books together in a quiet, Relaxed setting creates a safe space for communication.
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Over time, These small, consistent interactions will give him the security he needs to find his voice everywhere.
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That's reassuring.
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Your suggestions feel very effective and practical to ensure we are completely aligned.
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Mihira, I would like to summarize our entire conversation today.
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We have confirmed that we are addressing Henson's speech delay
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and class participation by initiating classroom speech monitoring and preparing a ACNCO referral.
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You will use the checklist to track his daily communication, note specific sound errors, and monitor his peer interactions.
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keeping accurate records to avoid delays.
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Following submission, the clinical pathway will involve a clinic review, a formal speech assessment, and a potential individual education plan.
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We also discussed that his delay is highly treatable
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and could be linked to glue ear and you will support him using visual aids, simplified instructions, quiet talking time and a peer buddy system.
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Finally, we recognized his assembly reluctance as a normal developmental phase and agreed to use everyday techniques like offering choices,
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narration during play, and the same and reading together.
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I will make sure to share this exact summary with Henson's parents
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so that they are fully informed and we are all working together seamlessly.
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Thank you so much for your incredible support, Mihira.
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- 듣고 따라하기: 비디오를 0.75배 속도로 재생하며, 발음과 억양을 주의깊게 듣고 즉시 따라합니다. "inventory를 완료하다"나 "clinical orders를 실행하다"와 같은 구문의 리듬을 파악하세요.
- 문장 구조 분석: "My day starts with prayer. After completing my daily routines..."와 같은 시간 순서로 이어지는 문장을 분석하여, 자연스러운 이야기 흐름을 연습합니다. IELTS 스피킹에서도 시간적 연결어 사용이 중요하므로 이 기회를 활용하세요.
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화자가 가장 많이 쓰는 문형을 영상 속 실제 표현과 함께 정리했습니다.
| 문형 | 영상 속 표현 |
|---|---|
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