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MORE PARTS OF SPEECH

What does part of speech mean? Each part of speech does not explain what the word is but how the word is used. Conjunction Image credit Function - Joining Word ...

PARTS OF SPEECH

Every word in a sentence is named according to its function. Noun Image credit Common Noun Function: - Naming word, names of ordinary, everyday things Clue: - a...

SOUND DEVICES

Alliteration Alliteration is the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words. It often highlights the expression of movement. Image credit - Footba...

Collective Nouns Continue:

More Collective Nouns - a bale of wool - a band of musicians/pilgrims Image credit - a batch of bread Image credit - a bench of judges/magistrates/bishops - a b...

COLLECTIVE NOUNS

A Noun is a naming word. - Every person, place or thing is identified with a name, without which we would not be able to communicate or understand one another. ...

POETRY/PROSE: GROUP SPEAKING OR CHORAL VERSE: PRESENTATION

Presentation All the techniques for presenting poetry are also necessary for group speaking. In addition, the group needs the following disciplines: Image credi...

GROUP SPEAKING OR CHORAL VERSE in POETRY/PROSE: Dramatising the Writen Word

Group Speaking or Choral Verse The interpretation of the poem by the group has to be uniform in order to convey the message of the poem. 1. Grouping Grouping pl...

PRESENTING POETRY/PROSE: Voice Techniques

Voice in Poetry > Imagine hearing a voice on a page speak out to you and grab your attention. This really happens to you when the words on the page have a voice...

PRESENTING POETRY/PROSE: Dramatising the Written Word

Poetry needs to be spoken or read aloud in order to gain maximum impact. > Poetry, verse agree in referring to the work of a poet. The difference between poetry...

ORAL COMMUNICATION:Team Speaking or Forum Debates

Team Speaking (The Forum Debate) Another exiting method of debating is Team Speaking or Forum debates. This may be used against other schools, or in the classro...

ORAL COMMUNICATION: The debate Speech

Debating Debating, as some would see it, is an intellectual argument on about almost anything. It can include serious topics about the political views of a grou...

ORAL COMMUNICATION: DEBATING

In debating, two opposing teams compete with one another. They aim to convince the adjudicator and the audience that their views on a given topic are more reaso...

THE IMPROMPTU: Unprepared Speech

In contrast to a prepared speech, an impromptu speech is delivered within a limited time period and with minimal preparation. The secret is to speak often and t...

ORAL COMMUNICATION: Construction of the Speech

Construction of the speech: The Introduction should be gripping and should immediately hold the audience's attention. - This may be achieved by using a quotatio...

ORAL COMMUNICATION: The Prepared Speech

Oral Communication, the prepared speech Speeches are made for different purposes. They may be made to persuade, inform or entertain an audience. Originally and ...

ORALCOMMUNICATION: Speech making/Public Speaking

Eye Contact in Speeches > 'Some people have trouble looking at people in the eyes and for an excellent speech, you must do this. But I have a cheat way of doing...

ORAL COMMUNICATION: Speech making/Public Speaking

Public Speaking techniques > Public speaking is a skill, but it is also a collection of skills. Lists like this one can help you name some of these skills so yo...

ORAL COMMUNICATION: Speech making/Public speaking

Not everyone is a 'born speaker', but everyone has the ability to develop effective oral communication skills. The ability to speak in public is a life skill th...

VISUAL LITERACY/ANALYSIS: The Value of Visual Literacy

Visual literacy is a useful tool that may be integrated into the curriculum to enrich and extend every learning area. (O.B.E.) SPEAK LOUDLY SPEAK VISUALLY Image...

VISUAL LITERACY/ANALYSIS: The Study of Cartoons

When studying cartoons a person should look at; a. The Characters - Are the characters figures in their own rights or do they represent stereotypes? Image credi...