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Nicholls, Bronwen – 1975
Designed as a practical guide for teachers, this handbook presents ways of introducing drama and movement into secondary school curricula. A basic program for a movement class is offered, based on three objectives: one's own movement, secondary or underlying motives, and the balance of freedom and discipline. In the first section of the book,…
Descriptors: Creative Dramatics, Dance, Drama, Instructional Materials
Gillies, Emily – 1973
This pamphlet provides suggestions for teachers for using creative dramatics in the classroom. The contents include: "Dr. Edwin Land Considers the Nature of Creativity"; "Six Basic Principles for Using Creative Dramatics with All Children," which discusses tuning in the senses, listening and recording, pantomime, rhythms and movement, presenting a…
Descriptors: Creative Activities, Creative Development, Creative Dramatics, Elementary Education
California State Dept. of Education, Sacramento. – 1974
The material in this publication outlines ways in which drama/theatre may be used to help students develop their imagination and their communication skills. This framework presents a process-concept organization which spans the grade levels fron kindergarten through twelfth grade and which provides guidelines for determining expectancies for…
Descriptors: Acting, Communication Skills, Creative Dramatics, Curriculum Guides
Okedara, C. A. – West African Journal of Education, 1976
Educational drama on the primary level aims at the total development of the child, intellectually, physically, socially, morally, and imaginatively. Suggested activities for different age groups are offered as guidelines for teachers, along with suggestions for development of a drama education program in teacher education facilities in Nigeria.…
Descriptors: Activities, Creative Dramatics, Curriculum Development, Developing Nations