In 6 White, today we have been looking at what makes a successful News Report. How loud must they speak? At what pace? The children were really hoping that they cold look to the teachers for a fab example, but unfortunately, their video was AWFUL! Could you let us know how they could improve (in the comments)?
6 White students then decided to show us how it is done! Take a look at the reports that they created!
Challenge: What does the word ‘enunciate’ mean?
Miss Moriss-to quick-be more slower and clearer
Miss Vega-too much expression -be calmer
Miss gittings-had the paper in her face-get it out of your face nicely
Miss hurt-to quiet-be a bit louder
Miss sharma-no expression-add expression.
I think that it means say clear and correctly.
Enunciate means to pronounce it correctly
Challenge: What does the word ‘enunciate’ mean?
It means to say a word correctly
Miss Vega = She had great expression but it was too much that she forgot which part she was on
Mrs Morris = her expression was great but she was quiet
Brackets=improvements
Mrs Morris: She had no expression and is too fast. (should speak slower)
Miss Vega: She had too much expression and forgot which part she was on. (less expression and better memory)
Miss Gittings: She was covering her face with the paper. (don’t cover face)
Mrs Hurt: She was too quiet (speak louder)
Mrs Shama: She had no expression. (more expression)
I think enunciate means to pronounce correctly
You could improve the report by becoming louder and have more expressions.
Enunciate means to use pronouns something correctly.
The expression was great!👍
Mrs Morris was speaking a little quietly🤫 and quickly.
Enunciate means to pronounce clearly.
Mrs Morris – no expression and too fast
Miss Vega – too dramatic forgetting things
Continued
Miss Gittings – covering her face
Mrs Hurt – too fast and mumbling
Mrs Sharma – no expression
Enunciate means to say things clear.
The expretion was good
Miss Morris heads to be more clear
Miss vega have to be lest drama
Mrs Gittings have to not cover her face
Mrs shama have to be more clear
What the teachers can do to improve their report:
Speak loud and clear
Show your face when speaking
Use emphasis but not too much
Make sure that everyone is at the same volume when they are speaking.
Speak formally
CHALLENGE
The word enunciate means to pronounce a word formally by using queen’s English
Miss Morris can improve by being slower and less rush full .
Miss vega was to overdramatic and kept moving her hand around .
Miss Gittings kept covering her face with the paper and was to quite .
Miss Hurt was mumbling and you couldn’t hear her .
Mrs Sharma was quite and less confident .
Mrs Morris- could use some more expression and be louder.She could also be slower so the words are clearer.
Miss Vega – could use less hand gestures and facial expressions.
Miss Gittings – could put the sheet lower down so it’s not covering her face and also speak louder
Mrs Hurt- could speak louder and make eye contact more often instead of only looking at the sheet
Mrs Sharma-could use expression and hand gestures.
CHALLENGE:
What does ‘enunciate’ mean?
Enunciate mean to say a word clearly and loud.
The mistake Mrs Morris did is that she had no expression.
The mistake Miss Vega did was that she did too much expression which made her forget where she was.
The mistake Miss Gittings did is that she was too quiet and she was covering her face with the paper.
The mistake Mrs Hurt did was that she was mumbling and had no expression.
The mistake Mrs Sharma did was that she did no expression.
The teachers could improve by doing more expression but less expression for Miss Vega. They could also be a little louder and look a little more at the camera. The word enunciate means to actually speak proper English and pronounce all words correctly and clearly.
Miss Moriss was speaking very fast and I could not hear what she did
Miss Veaga had lots of expression and talked very fast
Miss Gitings was covering her face and could not hear her voice a bit
Miss Hurt was talking very quite
Mis Sharma had no expression
Miss Moriss is speaking quikly
Miss Morris – speaking to quick and not clear . She needs to speak louder and clearer but a bit slower
Mis Vega – To much expression and losing where she was. She needs to have less expression and know where she is from talking
Miss Gittins- She kept shoving the page in her face so u couldn’t see her. She needs to put the page away and make eye contact
Miss hurt- she was just mumbling the words and talking way to quite and no eye contact. She needs to make eye contact and talk louder and clearer
Miss Sharma – She was making no expression just saying the words. She needs to be a bit more enthusiastic.
WHAT DOES THE WORD ENUNCIATE MEAN ?
The word enunciate means saying the words correctly and clearer so it depends on mostly pronunciation
You need to remember to write formally on the school blog also, Safa!
Challenge: What does the word ‘enunciate’ mean?
Enunciate means to pronounce the word clearly and speak formal language.
The teachers can have more expression not cover there face with a sheet not mumble to express a lot.
The teachers should be more expressive, they should try not to be TO expressive to the point they look silly and they should try to be loud.
Enunciate is pronouncing words properly e.g waTer and not waDer.
*too!
The teachers could have improved …
Their tone
Speaking louder NOT MUMBLING
Showing their face
Talking clear
Not too much drama
Talker in a slower tone
Enunciation means to pronounce something clear.
Enunciate means to pronounce a word correctly
Mrs Morris could be slower
Miss Vega needs to have less enthusiasm (Sorry!)
Miss gittings needs to show her face
Mrs hurt needs to have a louder voice
Mrs Sharma needs to have some enthusiasm
What does the word ‘enunciate’ mean?
Enunciate means to say something clearly
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