Individual voice training lessons in the music department of fine arts high schools influence of correct good and effective speaking skills
2014
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Barış Toptaş ; Yrd. Doç. Dr. Ahmet Akkaya
Abstract (EN)
This study that is society's most important cultural language the correct and effective use of the fine arts high schools providing education with individual voice training lesson was conducted to investigate the degree of comprehension. In individual voice training lesson the correct,effective and good speaking skills of the students to what extent and by which method comprehend,to investigate encountered problems and propose solitions to provide due diligence conducted,each region selected from the fine arts high schools individual voice training lesson teachers who were teaching interviews were performed. In the study, students with individual voice training lesson accurate and effective speaking skills can be comprehended ,but due to the lack of hours of lessons completely been realized, correct and effective ability to comprehend ,teacher's a good role-model the requirement that the result has emerged. Key words: Voice Training, Breath, Phonetic, Correct and Effective Speech.
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Ayfer Sönmez
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Ayfer Sönmez (Master Thesis). Individual voice training lessons in the music department of fine arts high schools influence of correct good and effective speaking skills, 2014, Adıyaman University.
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