Courses, Drama Teaching
The Power of Pause is a restorative workshop designed specifically for drama teachers and theatre professionals.
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5 Creative Drama Ideas For Your Classroom Drama uses the greatest resource that teachers have available to them – children’s imagination. Creative play is a natural part of children’s lives before they start school, helping them to make sense of their place in the...Read more Drama Teaching, Training Resources
Children’s natural tendency towards make-believe play can be utilised at school through structured play and drama.
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These five incredibly simple methods for drama teaching inspired a teacher in New Zealand to bring to life her social studies project on gold-mining history.
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Podcasts and Webinars about drama teaching featuring drama consultant David Farmer
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These books are ideal for practical ideas to use right away. The first two cover secondary as well as primary and the others are for younger children. They are my favourite drama books at the moment! 100 Acting Exercises for 8-18 Year Olds by Samantha Marsden Samantha...Read more Books, Drama Teaching, ELT, Language Learning, Language Teaching
Recommended books on teaching and learning language through drama games and activities.
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Drama strategies can be used as everyday teaching tools for a wide range of subjects. (Extract from ‘Learning Through Drama in the Primary Years’).
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Drama is a close ally in the development of literacy, especially speaking and listening.
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Classroom Management for Drama Lessons The challenge of managing the classroom during drama could be why some teachers are reluctant to teach the subject. Drama lessons are there to encourage free expression, so doesn’t this just lead to noise, over-excitement...Read more