Voice Yourself in the Classroom

Written By Daniel J. Middleton
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VOICE YOURSELF IN THE CLASSROOM
Paperback – March 16, 2012
by Valerie Bastien (Author, Illustrator), Vai Yu Law (Photographer)
Length: 228 pages
Product Dimensions: 6 x 9

VOICE YOURSELF IN THE CLASSROOM is a book dedicated to teachers and the speaking voice. It offers a holistic approach to finding your natural dynamic voice through proper placement exercises and using correct breath support in order to be heard above a crowd. Because there is more to speaking than the technical aspects of sound production, Voice Yourself in the Classroom thinks outside of the box by providing step-by-step roadmaps from warming up the voice to innovative ideas and lesson plans to help create a pleasant, comfortable, positive and thriving learning environment. DISCOVER HOW TO: • Find your very own beautiful voice and maintain it • Warm up your voice and strengthen your vocal power • Protect your voice against colds and allergies • Increase your overall bodily health • Teach your students to focus and be kind • End classroom disruptions Empowering and meaningful, Voice Yourself in the Classroom is the most comprehensive and effective teacher resource guide for vocal health. Love your voice; it’s the most wonderful and intricate instrument of all!

Daniel J. Middleton

Daniel J. Middleton is the founder and creative director of Scribe Freelance, helping independent authors and small presses transform their manuscripts into market-ready publications that stand out in today's crowded marketplace. With two decades of experience in strategic content marketing—from guiding hundreds of indie authors to publication since 2005 to managing content strategy for businesses across industries—he specializes in building bridges between great stories and the readers who need to discover them. When you're ready to make your book impossible to ignore, Daniel knows exactly how to position your content for maximum impact.

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