This study overviewed studies about English speaking skills and gave some classroom suggestions for educators on how to care about
students’ psychology in language classrooms. Therefore, this paper
mentioned speaking skills, studies in this area, teaching speaking methodology, the importance of affective factors on English speaking skills and advice for both teachers and learners. To summarize, in the shadow of above literature, it can be said that English speaking skills are seen mostly as the weakest language skill by many learners. Besides, studies show that many learners think that they are incompetent in English speaking skills, and combining fluency and accuracy approaches in the classroom according to classroom activities is more useful than sole application of one approach. In addition, when teachers create autonomy-supportive climates in their schools, students can motivate themselves and internalize their learning goals, and so they become intrinsically motivated to learn English. As a result, teachers can help learners who are overwhelmed by negative affective filters which affect their English speaking and make them reticent learners. Then, by participating in every English speaking activity both inside and outside the class, students can contribute to their language learning process.