Speak Up

Points out that speaking is the most direct form of communication and that it is used to exchange information, express feelings, convey ideas, and intereact with other people. Stresses that words have different sounds; that singing, shouting, and talking are all forms of communication; and that people use their bodies as well as words to communicate., Points out that speaking is the most direct form of communication and that it is used to exchange information, express feelings, convey ideas, and intereact with other people. Stresses that words have different sounds; that singing, shouting, and talking are all forms of communication; and that people use their bodies as well as words to communicate.
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Points out that speaking is the most direct form of communication and that it is used to exchange information, express feelings, convey ideas, and intereact with other people. Stresses that words have different sounds; that singing, shouting, and talking are all forms of communication; and that people use their bodies as well as words to communicate., Explores the importance, pleasures, and varieties of oral expression. Shows how speech can be used to exchange information, express feelings, convey ideas, and interact with others., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

More in Serendipity Series

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