The speed of speech or movement, often used in building up or down to a climax. The space in which an individual works. An oral interpretation of poem or prose. Refer to Readers Theatre Anthology by Mel White. The act of thinking about or considering the significance of the work.
Reflection can take many forms.
Role Drama Drama in which students, and perhaps the teacher, work in role to explore events, issues, and relationships and reflect on these experiences. The relative importance of characters. Status can be endowed or assumed. Elements of status include height, vocal quality, proximity, stage position, and eye contact. A line or situation given as a point of departure for developing an improvisation or other dramatic work.