OI.ELAR.6.E
Use research, analysis, personal experiences, and responses to the literature to justify performance choices.
Oral Interpretation I, II, III (One to Three Credits). · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2017
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researchanalysispersonal experiencesresponsesliteratureperformance choices
Skills
- use (research to justify performance choices) #dok3
- use (analysis to justify performance choices) #dok3
- use (personal experiences to justify performance choices) #dok3
- use (responses to the literature to justify performance choices) #dok3
- justify (performance choices based on various sources) #dok3
Learning Targets
- I can use research to explain why I select certain performance choices for a piece of literature. #dok3
- I can analyze literature to determine how my interpretation supports my performance decisions. #dok3
- I can use my personal responses and experiences to justify the ways I choose to present a literary text. #dok3
Big Ideas
- Making performance choices involves integrating research, analysis, and personal experience to deepen and support interpretation.
- Justifying performance choices strengthens a performer's connection to the text, the audience, and the author's intent.
Essential Questions
- How do research and analysis contribute to effective performance choices in oral interpretation?
- In what ways can personal experiences and responses to literature inform performance decisions?
- Why is it important to justify your performance choices using evidence from multiple sources?
- How can you demonstrate that your interpretation is intentional and supported?
- What strategies help performers connect their insights with their artistic decisions?