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Lecture:
Speaking
Your
Voice Brand
How to
Speak (even when you have nothing to say)
How to
speak so that people want to listen
4 Words that Make You Sound Weak
Take any sentence:
How would you say that sentence to
your mother
your boss
someone interviewing
you for a job
your best friend
your grandmother
a politician
your father
your professor
How would those people
speak to you?
Remember
prosody
Intonation is referred to as a prosodic
feature of English. This is the collective term used to
describe variations in pitch, loudness, tempo, and rhythm.
These features are all involved in intonation, stress, and rhythm.
A literary technique, prosody is the study
of meter,
intonation, and rhythm of
a poetic work. It is a phonetic term that uses meter,
rhythm, tempo, pitch, and loudness in a speech for conveying
information about the meanings and structure of an
utterance.
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Vocabulary
syntax
articulation
pacing
gestalt
prosody
Increased vocabulary
penultimate
dogmatism
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2-minute applications
Elementary
music classroom
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Student can tell a 2-minute story at the
end of class, practicing good speaking
habits
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Use a
vocabulary word in a sentence
Secondary
ensemble/classroom
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Assign an elevator speech to introduce a
new piece, composer, time frame, etc.
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Always require appropriate articulation
when students interact with you
(requests, excuses, etc.)
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Students offer critique after a concert
or contest
Individual/private instruction
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Topics for discussion
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Should
you require "standard English" speaking from
your students?
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Assignments |
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Created and maintained by Vicky V. Johnson
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