Drama in education
Found in 47 Collections and/or Records:
A case for drama as a tool in the ESL classroom, 2011
The purpose of this paper is to make a case for the use of drama in English as a second language, or DIESL. It does so by giving a statement of the current challenges resulting from an ESL population increase combined with the disproportionate school fail
A lesson in American immigration, 2007
This project is an eight-week lesson plan designed for fifth grade that dramatically explores American immigration during the nineteenth and twentieth century. The lesson allows students to connect a larger history to their own personal understanding and
All the world's a stage : the process of using drama in foreign language education, 2004
The following paper focuses on utilizing drama as a tool in the foreign language classroom. The information encompasses methods that may be used in the classroom such as role-play, improvisation, puppetry and playwriting, along with descriptions of the di
An exploration of after-school drama for violence prevention, 2005
This paper is a reflection of my own personal motivations for and experience of creating and teaching an after-school drama group for children ages 8-13 in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, from January through April of 2005. -- abstract.
Behavior management in middle school drama, 2000
Creating, funding, and implementing an educational drama program, 2005
A reflection of the experience of designing and funding an educational drama program to be implemented in the Boston Public School System. -- abstract.
Creating, funding, and implementing an educational drama program, 2005
A reflection of the experience of designing and funding an educational drama program to be implemented in the Boston Public School System. -- abstract.
Documentary theatre as historical pedagogy, 2013
This project is a 12-day, 24-hour curriculum plan designed to help students learn about the 1969 Harvard Strike using exercises derived from the techniques of Playmaking and Documentary Theatre to write and perform an original documentary play on that sub
Drama education : secondary students interacting in the elementary classroom, 2003
Drama in education : a curriculum program on pet respect, 2005
This paper discusses a curriculum on respecting our pets. Using drama in education, the unit explores the special relationship between humans and animals by viewing the world from their perspective. -- abstract.
Drama lesson organizer, 2003
Drama therapy approaches to adolescent bullying, 2012
This thesis looks at the role of drama therapy in the treatment of bullying behaviors amongst adolescents. By comparing the available literature on drama therapy with current descriptions of the reasons for, and the consequences of, adolescent bullying, a
Empowering girls through theatre of the oppressed, 2014
This curriculum focuses on the history of the oppression of women in America over the past 125 years. Using Theatre of the Oppressed techniques along with other drama-based pedagogies, this unit is designed to offer girls an opportunity to assess and inte
Exploring playmaking processes with children, 2009
This paper focuses on working with school-aged children and helping them to write their own play. This will also discuss the inherent challenges and successes of this process. Students were first introduced to the creative method with games and then they
Exploring the social terrain : drama lessons for the middle school, 2002
Facilitating connection : drama education in the second language classroom, 2002
Fairytale wonder, 2000
Fighting hate, teaching tolerance in the drama classroom, 2006
This thesis discusses strategies for approaching the teaching of social issues, such as homophobia, racism, prejudice, and stereotyping, in the classroom. Four major subject areas are addressed; English Language Arts, Social Studies/History, Health, and
Finding the adolescent voice through the vehicle of theatre, 2000
Finding the bigger story : educating eighth graders through theatre, 2007
This paper is an account of the work that was done with an eighth grade drama class in Westwood, Massachusetts. The students in class shared personal accounts of stereotyping and discrimination. Through improvisation, the class created the play Acceptance