Choose a tactic to persuade the local ‘bossman’ to let you off £1
Umar’s hook...
We appreciate the local bossman (shopkeeper) who lets us off with 10 p every now and then
Tactics (transitive verbs)
To amaze
To Command
To Lecture
To provoke
To entertain
To motivate
To warn
To humour
To blame
To challenge
To impress
To shock
To inspire
To urge
To entice
To energise
Thought And Intention
To Entice -
Tuesday 14th July
Deadline to learn ALL lines
Mon 29th June
Organs Of Articulation
Using The Voice Table
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
Tone: (Emotion) | warm | cold | bored | energised |
Pitch: | low | flat | high | crescendo |
Volume: | whispered | soft | forced | loud |
Rhythm: | slow | stuttering | fluid | fast |
Body language
Voice
Physical
Feedback On Body Language
Body language
Voice
Gesture: When you pointed at the audience on the opening statement it was provocative.
Posture: You stood up tall, relaxed and with your shoulders back showing you had confidence in what you were saying.
Stillness: You stood completely still for a moment after your final line therefore it was more powerful.
Facial Expression: You raised your eyebrows demonstrating shock when mentioning that statistic.
Movement: When you paced up and down in rhythm with your repetitive motif it really punctuated your point.
Thought And Intention
That one Tuesday I knew something was different, when I stepped into the kitchen and my mum's car wasn’t there in our drive. I was confused. It was a Tuesday and she normally doesn’t go to work and especially at this time it was only 8am, so I didn’t think she would be at work. I looked around the house to see if she was home then I saw my sister and I asked her ‘Where is Mum?’. She replied with ‘She has gone to work?’. When I heard the words that came out of her, I was worried and scared. Only because I knew what was happening to people because of the virus. She would never go in on this day unless it was an emergency which meant that the virus is becoming worse.
Thought And Intention
That one Tuesday I knew something was different, / when I stepped into the kitchen and my mum's car wasn’t there in our drive. I was confused. / It was a Tuesday and she normally doesn’t go to work and especially at this time it was only 8am, so I didn’t think she would be at work. I looked around the house to see if she was home then I saw my sister and I asked her ‘Where is Mum?’. She replied with ‘She has gone to work?’. / When I heard the words that came out of her, I was worried and scared. Only because I knew what was happening to people because of the virus. / She would never go in on this day unless it was an emergency which meant that the virus is becoming worse.
Tactics (transitive verbs)
To amaze
To Command
To Lecture
To provoke
To entertain
To motivate
To warn
To humour
To blame
To challenge
To impress
To shock
To inspire
To urge
To entice
To energise
Thought And Intention
To Entice - That one Tuesday I knew something was different,
To Shock - when I stepped into the kitchen and my mum's car wasn’t
there in our drive. I was confused.
To Unnerve - It was a Tuesday and she normally doesn’t go to work and especially at
this time it was only 8am, so I didn’t think she would be at work. I looked
around the house to see if she was home then I saw my sister and I asked
her ‘Where is Mum?’. She replied with ‘She has gone to work?’.
To Warn - When I heard the words that came out of her, I was worried and scared.
Only because I knew what was happening to people because of the virus.
To Convince - She would never go in on this day unless it was an emergency which
meant that the virus is becoming worse.
Thought And Intention
To Entice - That one Tuesday I knew something was different,
Deadline to learn ALL lines
Mon 29th June