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Describe the development and theory of oral interpretation as an art
form. (I)
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Describe a communicative model of oral interpretation. (I)
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Describe the criteria for selecting literature for oral
interpretation. (I)
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Analyze a literary selection, and adapt and cut the selection for oral
presentation. (I)
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Demonstrate variety in volume, pitch, tempo, and quality of voice. (I)
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Demonstrate body control in posture, gesture, muscle tone, and
motivated movement while reading aloud a literary selection. (I)
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Write and deliver an appropriate introduction, development of a theme,
and transitions for a literary selection. (I)
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Demonstrate techniques for orally interpreting prose, lyric and
narrative poetry, and dramatic literature involving a dialogue between
two characters. (II, III, IV)
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Compose oral and written evaluations of literature in oral
presentation. (II, III, IV)
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