Part of the hit 'Getting...' series: a brilliant guide for both specialist drama teachers and teachers who want to use drama to help teach other elements of the curriculum This wonderfully accessible and practical guide provides a range of effective strategies for teaching drama. Written with her usual practicality, humour and optimism, Sue Cowley demonstrates how drama can make lessons across the curriculum more interesting and engaging. Both the specialist drama teacher and those who are interested in using drama to help them deliver other areas of the curriculum will find an invaluable…mehr
Part of the hit 'Getting...' series: a brilliant guide for both specialist drama teachers and teachers who want to use drama to help teach other elements of the curriculum This wonderfully accessible and practical guide provides a range of effective strategies for teaching drama. Written with her usual practicality, humour and optimism, Sue Cowley demonstrates how drama can make lessons across the curriculum more interesting and engaging. Both the specialist drama teacher and those who are interested in using drama to help them deliver other areas of the curriculum will find an invaluable resource here. It will also be particularly helpful to staff at primary level who have found themselves lumbered with "putting on the school play"! 'Written in her usual informal style, which addresses the teacher directly, this is a very useful addition to the professional library of any school, and should be particularly helpful to inexperienced or non-specialist staff both in primary and lower secondary settings.' - A real school librarianHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgements Introduction 1 Teaching drama Drama in the curriculum The benefits of drama Common pitfalls for drama teachers Drama across the curriculum Structuring drama lessons Classroom management for drama Drama spaces 2 Ways of working Individual focus Warm ups Trust games Pair work Small group work Improvisation Freeze frames Hot seating Judgement chair Thought tracking Conscience alley / Thought tunnel The role of the expert Whole class improvisation Teacher in role Meetings Tag improvisation 3 Building drama skills Concentration Focus exercises Cooperation Cooperation exercises Confidence Confidence boosting exercises 4 Warm ups and cool downs Why warm up? Physical warm ups Vocal warm ups Why cool down? Cool down exercises 5 Aspects of drama Inspiration Storytelling Props Costume Setting - place and time Creating atmosphere Using contrasts Selecting material Themes Forms Genre Scripts and texts Writing in drama 6 Role play and characterisation Role play Facial expression Voice Body language Age Occupation Relationships Gender Status Motive and motivation 7 Dramatic tension What is tension? Dramatic tension Body language Atmosphere Characters and relationships Confined spaces A series of problems Suspense Conflict 8 Advanced drama techniques Sub-text Dramatic irony Symbolism Semiotics Narrative theatre - the 'aside' Objective and super-objective 9 Themes for drama Communication Bullying The Estate War 10 Drama across the curriculum Art and design Citizenship Design and technology Geography History ICT Mathematics MFL Music PE Science Religious education Careers education PSHE 11 Staging a successful school production Choosing a production Casting Budgeting The production team The audience Rehearsals Top tips for a successful performance Appendix One: Vocabulary list for drama Appendix Two: Internet links for drama Appendix Three: Texts for drama
Acknowledgements Introduction 1 Teaching drama Drama in the curriculum The benefits of drama Common pitfalls for drama teachers Drama across the curriculum Structuring drama lessons Classroom management for drama Drama spaces 2 Ways of working Individual focus Warm ups Trust games Pair work Small group work Improvisation Freeze frames Hot seating Judgement chair Thought tracking Conscience alley / Thought tunnel The role of the expert Whole class improvisation Teacher in role Meetings Tag improvisation 3 Building drama skills Concentration Focus exercises Cooperation Cooperation exercises Confidence Confidence boosting exercises 4 Warm ups and cool downs Why warm up? Physical warm ups Vocal warm ups Why cool down? Cool down exercises 5 Aspects of drama Inspiration Storytelling Props Costume Setting - place and time Creating atmosphere Using contrasts Selecting material Themes Forms Genre Scripts and texts Writing in drama 6 Role play and characterisation Role play Facial expression Voice Body language Age Occupation Relationships Gender Status Motive and motivation 7 Dramatic tension What is tension? Dramatic tension Body language Atmosphere Characters and relationships Confined spaces A series of problems Suspense Conflict 8 Advanced drama techniques Sub-text Dramatic irony Symbolism Semiotics Narrative theatre - the 'aside' Objective and super-objective 9 Themes for drama Communication Bullying The Estate War 10 Drama across the curriculum Art and design Citizenship Design and technology Geography History ICT Mathematics MFL Music PE Science Religious education Careers education PSHE 11 Staging a successful school production Choosing a production Casting Budgeting The production team The audience Rehearsals Top tips for a successful performance Appendix One: Vocabulary list for drama Appendix Two: Internet links for drama Appendix Three: Texts for drama
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