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Tag Archives: speech
Video/Poetry: Touchscreen
Here’s the video we watched today, Marshall Soulful Jones’ “Touchscreen”: [youtube]GAx845QaOck[/youtube]
Video: Nonverbal Communication (Ren and Sam!)
We watched a couple of viral videos on Friday about Ren and Sam, the toddler twins who “talk” to each other expressively, and talked about how they communicate meaning without speaking actual words. The first video has been taken down, … Continue reading
AD English 9: Dramatic Readings
This information is related to the 9th-graders’ speech for the second six-weeks — especially for 6th period, since the Womanless Beauty Pageant cut into class quite a bit today. The speech is due Monday. The rubric, which I passed out … Continue reading
