 | Education - 1913 - 678 pages
...preparation and practice, with proper dignity and formality, but without stiffness or embarrassment. (/) Ability to read aloud in such a way as to convey to...and natural articulation, correct pronunciation, the exorcise of a S™SP for correct and Idiomatic speech, and the use of an agreeable and well-managed... | |
 | United States. Office of Education - Agricultural colleges - 1917 - 1404 pages
...conduct a public meeting with proper dignity and formality, but without stiifness or embarrassment. (/) Ability to read aloud in such a way as to convey to...idiomatic speech, and the use of an agreeable and well-managed voice. The speaker should be animated by a sincere desire to stir up some interest, idea,... | |
 | Robert Edward Williams - 1921 - 114 pages
...conduct a publie meeting, with proper dignity and formality but without stiffness or embarrassment . 6. Ability to read aloud in such a way as to convey to the hearers the writer's thoughts and spirit and to interest them in the matter presented. (It strikes me that here is enough... | |
 | National Society for the Study of Education - Education - 1923 - 592 pages
...organized. (d) Ability to join in an informal discussion, contributing one's share of information or opinion, without wandering from the point and without...spirit and to interest them in the matter presented. HL Expression in writing includes: (a) Ability to write a courteous letter according to the forms in... | |
 | Earl Hudelson - English language - 1923 - 178 pages
...organized. (d) Ability to join in an informal discussion, contributing one's share of information or opinion, without wandering from the point and without...spirit and to interest them in the matter presented. III. Expression in writing includes: (a) Ability to write a courteous letter according to the forms... | |
 | Calvin Olin Davis - Education, Secondary - 1924 - 476 pages
...leadership) to address an audience or conduct a public meeting, after suitable preparation and practice, with proper dignity and formality, but without stiffness...spirit and to interest them in the matter presented. HI. Expression in writing includes : (a) Ability to write a courteous letter according to the forms... | |
 | John Addison Clement - Education - 1923 - 564 pages
...organized. (d) Ability to join in an informal discussion, contributing one's share of information or opinion, without wandering from the point and without...spirit and to interest them in the matter presented. Attention has already been called to the fact that a rather disproportionate amount of emphasis has... | |
 | Aubrey Augustus Douglass - Education, Secondary - 1927 - 702 pages
...formality, but without stiffness or embarrassment. 6 Bur. of Educ. Butt. (1917), no. 2, pp. 30-31. (f) Ability to read aloud in such a way as to convey...spirit and to interest them in the matter presented. All expression in speech demands distinct and natural articulation, correct pronunciation, the exercise... | |
 | Homer Blosser Reed - Education - 1927 - 506 pages
...dramatics, conversation, extemporaneous speech, debate, and the formal oration on special occasions. "All expression in speech demands distinct and natural...exercise of a sense for correct and idiomatic speech, the use of an agreeable and well-managed voice." The skills named in this report apply also to grade... | |
 | Education - 1917 - 904 pages
...conduct a public meeting with proper dignity and formality, but without stiffness or embarrassment. (/) Ability to read aloud in such a way as to convey to...idiomatic speech, and the use of an agreeable and well-managed voice. The speaker should be animated by a sincere desire to stir up some interest, idea,... | |
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All expression in speech demands distinct and natural articulation, correct pronunciation, the exercise of a sense for correct and idiomatic speech, and the use of an agreeable and well-managed voice. 
