3. Intensive summary (Part 1) [Practical combat on the track]

An in-depth summary of the advanced audio broadcasting track for children, including the characteristics of children’s books, Children's book interpretation skills, etc. Welcome to like and collect~

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3. Intensive summary (Part 1) [Practical combat on the track]

1. Characteristics of children’s books

(1) Interesting

1. Cartoon language

(1) Modify and reduce the difficulty of sentences; (2) The tone should be accurate and varied; (3) Exaggerate and deform key words and sentences.

(2) Educational

1. Both teacher and friend

Through the persona of being both a teacher and a friend, we can quickly establish a sense of security and trust with the children;

2.Teacher personality

Find the question point, raise the tone, and stimulate curiosity;

3. Friend persona

From the child's perspective, express key accents appropriately.

(1) Characteristics of the elderly: the voice is at the back, the voice is low, and the speaking speed is slow. The degree of bass is judged according to age.

(2) Characteristics of middle-aged characters: The voice is in the middle and rear, relatively mature, and the attitude is friendly and warm.

(3) Characteristics of teenage characters: The voice is forward and the overall timbre is bright. Find the pattern according to the personality of the teenager.

2. Children’s book interpretation skills

(1) Early education enlightenment category

1. A friendly and positive voice

2. The tone is accurate and clear

(1) When expressing negation, the voice is low and the breath is weak;

(2) When expressing affirmation, the voice is high and the breath is solid.

(2) Story interpretation category

When interpreting the story, pay attention to: 1. Visualize the narration; 2. Visualize the characters.

1. Fairy tales

To visualize language: (1) To vividly express various pictures; (2) To make good use of breath and sound to vividly distinguish between reality and illusion;

Present the picture concretely (1) The speed of speaking (2) The pitch of the voice (3) The weight of the breath

2. Detective story

The language rhythm changes richly: (1) Divide the text levels and determine the location of rhythm changes; (2) Pay attention to rendering the atmosphere, and quickly switch between the virtual and the real breath.

(3) Sleeping companionship

Pay attention to the overall tone, rhythm, and volume being relatively balanced, the voice is soft and soft, and the overall speed is slowed down.

(4) Popular science articles

The purpose is to popularize science knowledge

(1) The most important thing is our creative state. We must maintain a language tone of curiosity and exploration. In some sentences that require questions, we need to appropriately use the sense of object and communication. When asking questions, be careful not to speak too fast. We should leave time for children to think, and we should also pay attention to maintaining children's curiosity, stimulating their desire to explore, and maintaining a questioning tone, so our tone can be raised appropriately.

(2) Performance essentials: 1) Lower the intonation; 2) Slow down the speaking speed; 3) Breathe calmly.