There are different ways by which the meaning of a work of art can be conveyed with the greatest accuracy. One of them is correct declamation.
In different sources the word is interpreteddifferently. But the general meaning is that to recite is to read, to pronounce expressively prose or verses. A similar interpretation of the concept is contained in the dictionaries of Ephraim, Ozhegov, Ushakov, Dal.
Starting from early preschool age, as well as inthe period of schooling, teachers and parents pay great attention to the expressive reading of poetry. In addition, the child must also learn to read prose. This ability helps not only the reader himself to enjoy the beauty of the language, to understand the deep meaning, to feel the mood laid down in the text, but also to convey it all to listeners.
To learn how to recite correctly is, first of all, to follow certain tips and rules. Without them, it will be very difficult to achieve the desired result.
First, you need to pay attention todegree of development of the child's speech apparatus. It should work flawlessly. To this end, during the preparation for expressive reading, special exercises - "Pendulum", "Butonchik", "Frog", "Horse" and many others are included.
Pronunciation of mantras of different content -another useful exercise. It will help to work out the diction, as a result of which all the individual sounds and their combinations the child will pronounce without defects.
Breathing is also important in teaching the recitation of artistic texts. There are many exercises that teach the child in a fun, entertaining form to breathe properly while reading.
Reciting poetry is a real art. To achieve perfection in it, constant hard work is needed. There are many techniques that you need to use directly while working on the text of the work.
First, when reading a poem or prose, you need to completely get rid of the excitement. Any signs of it will negatively affect the quality of the speech.