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Abstract

After my experiences of teaching persuasion, oral interpretation, acting, and rhetoric, I have developed a few ideas about how to "teach" (or perhaps I should say, facilitate learning) in an oral communication course. Perhaps due to my background in theatre and my own orientation to the world, I view the art of learning how to communicate as movement, action, and process. Just as movement is intrinsic to the drama, it is a vital force in a speech communication class.

Journal Title

Iowa Journal of Speech Communication

Volume

11

Issue

1

First Page

37

Last Page

41

Language

en

File Format

application/pdf

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