A Program in Oral Reading Based Upon Selected Literature Texts for High Schools |
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The student should learn to distinguish, when others are reading, between fast and slow tempos and broad variations in time. ... the class to find the meaning of the selection and by suggesting what degree of tempo would be appropriate.
The student should learn to distinguish, when others are reading, between fast and slow tempos and broad variations in time. ... the class to find the meaning of the selection and by suggesting what degree of tempo would be appropriate.
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The reader should also vary the tempo. In the excite:aent of the scene the tempo becomes rapid while it likewise returns to a medium rate after the feat is won. In the ninth stanza Herve Riel is modest and stops during the speech.
The reader should also vary the tempo. In the excite:aent of the scene the tempo becomes rapid while it likewise returns to a medium rate after the feat is won. In the ninth stanza Herve Riel is modest and stops during the speech.
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fore, in conveying emotional response tone color is also related to tempo. Generally speaking, fast, quick tempo is related to happy, sprightly shades while slow, drawn out tempo is related to dark shades.
fore, in conveying emotional response tone color is also related to tempo. Generally speaking, fast, quick tempo is related to happy, sprightly shades while slow, drawn out tempo is related to dark shades.
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alliteration audience basic become beginning class discussion Clear Speech clearly color concerning consonants Control Conveying Meaning Conveying the Meaning describes enjoy express feeling following words four give Grade Nine Unit humor imitate important individually interpretation lessons light Limericks lines listeners looked loud Lydia Meaning with Control mood opportunity optimum level Oral Reading Situation Page particular pause phrases poem practice precise prepare Primary Emphasis pronounced Pronunciation quality of voice questions range of pitch rapid rapidly read aloud read slowly reader should read repeated requires resonant rhythm Secondary Emphasis selection skills slow soft softly sound speak Specific Suggestions speech stanza story strong student sustain teacher tempo third tone Twelve vary verse vocal volume vowels wide range