To use tonal shift bored (slumped shoulders, hands hanging down) Before video games were invented,...

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To use tonal shift bored (slumped shoulders, hands hanging down) Before video games were invented, people relaxed by excited reading, watching television or listening to music.// Then (quick sweeping gesture) awe (slow pace for emphasis) everything changed. Video games were invented. Challenge! For every tonal shift, add a movement or a gesture or a change of expression or a change in pace. Use // to show a change of tone

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To use tonal shiftbored (slumped shoulders, hands hanging down)

Before video games were invented, people relaxed by

excited

reading, watching television or listening to music.// Then

(quick sweeping gesture) awe (slow pace for emphasis)

everything changed. Video games were invented.

Challenge! For every tonal shift, add a movement or a gesture or a change of expression or a change in pace.

Use // to show a change of tone

Gestures/Movement

Tone word bank

angry

Challenge! Can you add some more examples of your own. Add pictures if they help.

sad

happy

confused

bored

shocked

excited

scared

Tone word bank (words get tougher from left to right)

Challenge! Can you add some more examples of your own. Add pictures if they help.

sad miserable resigned melancholy

excited encouraging passionate incandescent

nervous cautious uncertain apprehensive

certain genuine sincere convincing wheedling

angry frustrated irritated outraged disgusted

To use tonal shiftTone: Using your voice to show how you are feelingWork with a partner to mark tonal shifts on your speech. Decide who is A and who is B. A go first.What is your tone here?What do you think your tone should be...?What could you do to…?What are you feeling here?What gestures could you add?What kind of movement would work here?How could you change your facial expression?Challenge! For every tonal shift, add a movement or a gesture or a change of expression or a change in pace.

Coaching your partner (WHAT…?)

● Probe ● Clarify● Explain

● Provoke

● Challenge

● Ask the essential questions

● Ask subsidiary questions

● What did you mean by…?● What could you do to…?● What was the purpose of…?● What would ensure that…?

How confident are you about using the oracy strands?

DRAW 4 BLOBS:How confident are you with each of the four strands?1. Physical2. Emotional3. Cognitive4. Linguistic

Justify!Why have you placed yourself in that exact place?

Challenge! What could you do to improve? What are the barriers? What is the first action you will take?

Self/Peer assessment(self = own pen/ peer = red pen)

Focus: Turning an essay into a speechWWW:EBI:LR:

E.g.WWW: use of tonal shift and characterisationEBI: use of anecdoteLR: Let me tell you a story...

To evaluate the four oracy strandsStrand Evidence e.g... WWW EBI

Physical Pitch, tone, pace of voiceGesturesFacial expression

Emotional Eye contactSharing the air, taking turnsIncluding others

Cognitive Clear argumentsGood organisation of points

Linguistic Precise languageImagery (Simile,Metaphor)

Challenge! Which strand is most important? Justify!Design your own mems for each of the four oracy strands

To use tonal shiftbored (slumped shoulders, hands hanging down)

Before video games were invented, people relaxed by

excited

reading, watching television or listening to music.// Then

(quick sweeping gesture) awe (slow pace for emphasis)

everything changed. Video games were invented.

Challenge! For every tonal shift, add a movement or a gesture or a change of expression or a change in pace.

Use // to show a change of tone

Tone word bank

angry

Challenge! Can you add some more examples of your own. Add pictures if they help.

sad

happy

confused

bored

shocked

excited

scared

Tone word bank (words get tougher from left to right)

Challenge! Can you add some more examples of your own. Add pictures if they help.

sad miserable resigned melancholy

excited encouraging passionate incandescent

nervous cautious uncertain apprehensive

certain genuine sincere convincing wheedling

angry frustrated irritated outraged disgusted

Gestures/Movement