- About the NEL Curriculum
Objectives of using Speech Choir
The speech choir experience – 1. getting teachers ready.
The Speech Choir Experience – 2. Familiarising children with the text
The Speech Choir Experience – 3. Choreographing the performance
The Speech Choir Experience – 4. The performance
The Speech Choir Experience
- An opportunity for children to:
- gain confidence in speaking and communicating as a group before an audience
- work cooperatively with one another towards a common goal
- A new strategy which teachers can use to enhance children’s learning
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Speech Choir
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ScholarWorks > Arts & Sciences > Communication > JCP > Vol. 1 (2018)
Creating a Speech Choir: The Bounty of Authentic Audience Experience for Students
Susan Redding Emel , Baker University Follow
For most students at my university, classroom experience alone was the choice for formally developing speaking skills. My idea was to provide students with recurring authentic audience experience, attending to the audience dimension outlined by Derryberry (1989) as a critical requirement of public speaking pedagogy. Through research, a new idea was proposed: Create a Speech Choir, combining talents of the students in one performance. Though it has elements of forensics, reader’s theater, choral reading, public speaking and more, it is not identical to any of these. As the team evolved, more pedagogical elements were added including service learning, attention to feedback intervention, and limited social activism in an atmosphere of collaboration and creativity. Quite unexpectedly, however, Speech Choir managed to attract both students with performance confidence and those professing high communication apprehension.
10.31446/JCP.2018.11
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Emel, S. R. (2018). Creating a speech choir: The bounty of authentic audience experience for students. Journal of Communication Pedagogy, 1, 58-63. https://doi.org/ 10.31446/JCP.2018.11
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How do you make a speech choir?
To make a speech choir, you need to have a group of people who are willing to work together to recite a piece of text. The text can be anything from a poem to a piece of prose.
Once you have your group, you need to decide on who will be the leader. The leader will be responsible for helping the group to memorize the text and for keeping them on track during performances. Once you have your leader, you need to choose a piece of text that everyone is comfortable with.
Once you have your text, you need to practice. Practice will help the group to memorize the text and to perfect their delivery. When you are ready, you can perform your speech choir for an audience.
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To make a speech choir, select a group of individuals to recite a piece of text in unison with varying pitches and tones to create a harmonious effect. Practice together to ensure timing and delivery are synchronized, and consider incorporating movements and gestures to enhance the performance. Remember to choose a piece that resonates with the group and provides opportunities for creative interpretation.
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Is the choral speech is in the speech choir?
Yes, choral speech is commonly performed in a speech choir. These performances involve a group of people speaking in unison or in various vocal patterns to create a harmonious and impactful presentation.
How do you make a speech choir by the use of pronoun?
To make a speech choir using pronouns, assign each participant a specific pronoun to recite in unison at designated points in the speech. Coordinate the timing and enunciation of the pronouns to create a harmonious and impactful performance. Practice will help ensure that the pronouns are delivered effectively and in sync.
What are the components of speeech choir?
A speech choir is a group of individuals who come together to recite a written text in unison. Typically a speech choir is composed of a group of 12-20 members. The components of a speech choir include: Choir director Choir members Written text Music accompaniment (optional)The choir director is the leader of the speech choir and is responsible for rehearsing and directing the choir members. The choir members are typically school children or college students who have been selected to be part of the speech choir. The written text is a poem speech or other written work that the members will recite in unison. Music accompaniment is an optional component that can add an additional layer of emotion and expression to the speech choir performance.
Give me an example of speech choir?
A speech choir performance could involve a group of people reciting a poem or passage together with a choreographed routine. Each member of the group might have a specific part to recite, and they would all speak in unison or in various harmonies to create a rhythmic and dynamic performance.
Can you give me other names of speech choir?
Other names for speech choir include choral reading, group interpretation, or ensemble speaking.
How is a speech choir done?
reciting the speech choir assigned in a proper way...
Sample piece for speech choir?
How do you performe speech choir.
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Is there a speech choir entitled 1896?
Yes there is a speech choir entitled 1896. Try searching it on Google or Yahoo :)
Speech choir sample?
What is a speach choir.
=a speech choir is a way of reciting a said piece within a group. The members included in the speech choir are required to change their voice depending on the role they portray or character they voice.=
Can you give me a speech choir piece?
"The Rainbow" by Christina Rossetti is a beautiful poem that could be adapted into a speech choir piece. The poem celebrates the beauty of nature and the diversity of colors in a rainbow, making it a powerful and uplifting piece for a speech choir performance.
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