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Poetry Reading

Poetry 2012 Presentation Spring Semester

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Poetry Reading

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Poetry (from the Latin poeta, a poet) is a form of literary art in which language is usedfor its aesthetic .

Poetry is an imaginative awareness of experience expressed through meaning, sound, and rhythmic language choices so as to evoke an emotional response.

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Examining Language Through Cultural & Ethnic Diversity

Enhances the Notion of An Inclusive Speaker

Overcoming Cultural Barriers

Learning about a person of a different ethnic background

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What makes a Poet’s delivery outstanding?

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Gestures Vocal Variety/Conversational Style Facial Expressions Eye Contact Strategic Pauses

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Sometimes words alone seldom suffice toconvey what we want to express; therefore,physical gestures fill in the gaps, as illustrating the size or shape of an object and or expressing the depth of an emotion.

Gestures should arise from genuine emotions.

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Speaking from Manuscript/withBlack Portfolio

Introduction/Poem/SlideNO DRESS CODE

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You are required to demonstrate 3 gestures within the delivery of the poem

Where will you use gestures in the poem?

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Pitch, volume, speaking rate and pauses—work together to create an effective delivery

Enthusiasm is key to achieving effective vocal variety

When you are excited, vocal variety comes quite naturally

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Examine your poem, please underline words or phrases that you would like to emphasize in your voice vocal variety

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Facial expressions need to correspond to the tenor of the speech

A smile (facial expression) is a sign of mutual welcome

Use facial expressions that feel natural and express meaning

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You are required to use facial expressions in the delivery of your poem

Make sure that your facial expressions are natural

Facial expressions in the Poem?

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Having eye contact with the audience is the most important physical action in public speaking

Eye contact does the following:Maintains the quality of directness Lets people know that they are recognizedIndicates acknowledgement and respectSignals to audience that you see them as unique human beings.

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You are required to establish a positive relationship with your audience by using direct eye contact throughout the delivery of your poem

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Pauses enhance meaning by providing a type punctuation, emphasizing a point, drawing attention to a key thought, or just allowing listeners to think……about what is being said

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Practice 25 times……..or more Be Direct/Eye Contact Use Pauses for Strategic Effect Convey Enthusiasm Project Your Voice Evoke Emotions Emphasize in Voice/Vocal

Variety/Conversational Style Gestures