OI.ELAR.5.D

Write appropriate introductions, transitions, and/or conclusions to supplement the text.

Oral Interpretation I, II, III (One to Three Credits). · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2017

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Vocabulary
introductionstransitionsconclusionstextwritten textindividual performancegroup performanceadaptation
Skills
  • write (introductions to supplement the text) #dok2
  • write (transitions to supplement the text) #dok2
  • write (conclusions to supplement the text) #dok2
  • adapt (written text for performance) #dok3
  • supplement (the text effectively for clarity and coherence) #dok3
Learning Targets
  • I can identify parts of a written text that need introductions, transitions, or conclusions for performance. #dok1
  • I can explain the purpose of introductions, transitions, and conclusions in oral interpretation. #dok2
  • I can write appropriate introductions for adapted performance pieces. #dok2
  • I can write suitable transitions that connect sections of a performance. #dok2
  • I can create effective conclusions to bring closure to an oral interpretation. #dok2
  • I can adapt a written text by supplementing it with introductions, transitions, or conclusions for individual or group performance. #dok3
  • I can justify my choices in adding introductions, transitions, or conclusions to enhance the impact and clarity of a performance. #dok3
Big Ideas
  • Supplementing a literary text with carefully crafted introductions, transitions, and conclusions enhances the effectiveness and clarity of oral interpretation performances.
  • Adapting written texts for performance requires thoughtful additions that connect, contextualize, and clarify the material for both the performer and the audience.
Essential Questions
  • Why are introductions, transitions, and conclusions important in the adaptation of written texts for performance?
  • How can supplemental materials enhance the audience's understanding of a performance?
  • What strategies can be used to create effective introductions and conclusions for oral interpretation?
  • How do transitions contribute to the flow and coherence of a group or individual performance?
  • What factors should be considered when deciding how to adapt or supplement a text for performance purposes?