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" I am listening for the voices which I heard in days of old. "

-- Caroline Norton,
Lady Maxwell

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Teaching Guidelines

Distance Education Guidelines
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High School Drama Courses
Recommended Unit Areas
Introduction to the Theatre
Stage Movement
Acting
Voice and Diction
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Class Activities
Voice Warmup
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Popular Song Interpretation
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Alternating Words
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PS Announcements
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Readers' Theatre
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Poetry In Motion
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The Radio Drama
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Theatre History
Play Production

High School Oral Comm Courses

ASCA Oral Comm Position Statement
Addendum

Arkansas Guidelines

Department of Education Curriculums
Theatre
Communication - One Semester
Communication - Full Year

Drama Units and Activities

Voice and Diction

Mechanism of vocal production

Relaxation/proper breathing

Vocal characteristics

Quality, pitch, volume/projection, rate, pauses/phrasing

Articulation/pronunciation

Dialect

The student should be able to ...

identify the vocalization process.

demonstrate proper breathing and relaxation techniques.

exhibit a practical knowledge of the elements of effective vocal characterization.

develop and maintain a strong and flexible stage voice.

recognize the varied qualities of regional dialects.