A Program in Oral Reading Based Upon Selected Literature Texts for High Schools |
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The basic or primary skills are the fundamental skills needed for the oral reading of literature. These relate directly to the more refined or higher, interpretative speech skills. Primary speech skills, es: ecially in the high school ...
The basic or primary skills are the fundamental skills needed for the oral reading of literature. These relate directly to the more refined or higher, interpretative speech skills. Primary speech skills, es: ecially in the high school ...
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The third basic skill is control and flexibility of volume. Skill in oral reading requires adequate volume with variation in volume accompanying change in meaning. The fourth basic skill is control and flexibility in time or tempo.
The third basic skill is control and flexibility of volume. Skill in oral reading requires adequate volume with variation in volume accompanying change in meaning. The fourth basic skill is control and flexibility in time or tempo.
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These are dependent on all the basic skill B in voice control and clear speech • These are phrasing, rhythm, tone color, and emphasis. Cnly ong column on the right hand side of the diagram is provided for thes a skills because to ey are ...
These are dependent on all the basic skill B in voice control and clear speech • These are phrasing, rhythm, tone color, and emphasis. Cnly ong column on the right hand side of the diagram is provided for thes a skills because to ey are ...
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B Statement of Problem | 6 |
PROCED9Riº | 19 |
B Literature Selected | 23 |
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