AYA Educational Inst. Source: Improving Your Storytelling by: Doug Lipman |
Written Language Elements Used To Convey Meaning |
Oral Language Elements Used To Convey Meaning |
Letters that form Words |
Words |
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Punctuation |
Tone |
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Typographical devices - typefaces, fonts, sizes, italics, indentations, etc. |
Gestures |
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Pictures- graphic elements such as diagrams |
Posture |
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Book itself - size, thickness, color, paper quality, type; binding, etc. |
Facial Expression |
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Eye behaviors |
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Space relative to listeners (distance, up or down, etc. |
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Characterization through clusters |
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Humor through contrast |
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Transitions |
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Time Based Language |
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Non Reversible Time |
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Pauses |
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Rhythm and Tempo |
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Repetition |
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The Uncrowed Stage |