Oral Reading: Discussion and Principles, and an Anthology of Practice Materials from Literature, Classical and ModernInstruction on reading aloud, accompanied by practice selections. |
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... oral reader is to compete with the visual picture , he must develop his ability to conjure up the latter in the audience's imagination by the words he uses . But first of all , the reader himself must see the picture . In the following ...
... oral reader is to compete with the visual picture , he must develop his ability to conjure up the latter in the audience's imagination by the words he uses . But first of all , the reader himself must see the picture . In the following ...
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... oral reader . Often it is di- rectly germane to the content , as in the case of readings from Wordsworth ; or from ... reader's comprehension of it ; and will be reflected in superior oral expression . C. Abuses of Biographical Approach ...
... oral reader . Often it is di- rectly germane to the content , as in the case of readings from Wordsworth ; or from ... reader's comprehension of it ; and will be reflected in superior oral expression . C. Abuses of Biographical Approach ...
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... reader was well prepared . 2. The reader projected the central idea . 3. The reader's interpretation was enjoyable ... oral reader . III . WHAT I SAW 1. The posture of the 474 APPENDIX XIII.
... reader was well prepared . 2. The reader projected the central idea . 3. The reader's interpretation was enjoyable ... oral reader . III . WHAT I SAW 1. The posture of the 474 APPENDIX XIII.
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Oral Reading: Discussion and Principles, and an Anthology of Practice ... Lionel Crocker,Louis Michael Eich No preview available - 1955 |
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