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Devised Drama Definition and practical guidelines
Theatrical Genre Some notes on some different theatrical genres
Drama Glossary  
Glossary, Drama Techniques
Thematic Study By Ashleigh van den Akker
5 Truths (National Theatre) You tube clip of five main drama theorists
Drama Theorists
Three drama theorists by Gabrielle Thurston
VOICE  
Voice and Speaking Discussion of features common to speaking performance and public speaking
Voice, Speaking and Interpretation This recent article by Pam Logan explores the skills of Voice, Speaking and Interpretation in Verse Speaking with special reference to Grade 8, module 1
   
TALKS  
Diversity in Delivery Requirements for NCEA public speaking deliver as opposed to Speech New Zealand extempore style
Extemporaneous Speaking Strategies for the development of extempore speaking skills, including audience awareness, brainstorming, dumping and clustering
Using Technology Points to ensure your use of technology is as effective as can be,  by Claire Marsh
Instructive Talk Article lists aims, structures, techniques and sets out the differences between informative and instructive talks
Audiences for Talks How should awareness of potential audience shape a talk?
Connect Relationship between audience, rate and pause
 
   
POETRY  
   
Teaching Verse Speaking Some practical ideas up to Grade 3,  Article by Pam Logan
Instructions for reading A set of instructions to be used when reading a poem by Glenn Colquhoun
Voice, Speaking and Interpretation This recent article by Pam Logan explores the skills of Voice, Speaking and Interpretation in Verse Speaking with special reference to Grade 8, module 1
The Art of Speaking Poetry  by Claire Marsh
Listening to Poetry Listening to poetry 'the ear is the best reader'  An article by Poet Laureate, Andrew Motion
   
   
MISCELLANEOUS  
   
Questions answered  
Some Teaching Strategies A random list acquired from many sources to refresh your teaching
Spoken and Written Lang. Differences between Spoken and Written Language.  The chart clearly outlines the differences between the two forms of language
Developing Programmes Guidelines for developing Diploma programmes in Speech and Drama by Pam Logan
Making Connections Level 1 The paper draws parallels between NCEA Level 1 and Speech New Zealand Grade examinations in Public Speaking and Speech and Drama
Making Connections Level 2 The paper draws parallels between NCEA Level 2 and Speech New Zealand Grade examinations in Public Speaking and Speech and Drama
Making Connections Level 3 The paper draws parallels between NCEA Level 3 and Speech New Zealand Grade examinations in Public Speaking and Speech and Drama


   

 

 

 

 

 

 


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