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Rosenberg, Helane S. – Elementary English, 1974
Reports on a program which began in Coventry, England and is unique in its use of the actor-teacher--a person who is trained or experienced in both theatre and education--to stimulate classroom interest in drama. (RB)
Descriptors: Acting, Creative Dramatics, Elementary Education, Language Arts
Mack, Theresa – Teachers and Writers Collaborative Newsletter, 1975
Describes the scripting, casting, and filming of "The Loves and Hates of Mrs. Jones" by an elementary language arts class. (RB)
Descriptors: Acting, Creative Writing, Elementary Education, Film Production
Jeffries, Charles – Secondary School Theatre Journal, 1979
Presents an outline of six basic preparation activities for student actors, including reading the play, doing historical research, elemental exercises, learning the part, creating the character, and exercises in movement and voice. (JMF)
Descriptors: Acting, Characterization, Dramatics, Guidelines
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Spencer, Peter J. – English Quarterly, 1981
Describes an educational program that involves the use of theatre and dramatic approaches by a team of actor/teachers in order to promote learning in a school. Contains a script for a play developed by a Theatre in Education team and its students. (HTH)
Descriptors: Acting, English Instruction, Language Arts, Playwriting
Dade County Public Schools, Miami, FL. – 1972
This course guide for teachers is intended to help students use improvisational acting techniques in exploring problems that affect today's youth. Performance objectives are listed which include: (1) the application of procedures to follow in group problem solving to complete activities to improve concentration, and (2) the analysis of characters…
Descriptors: Acting, Curriculum Guides, Dramatics, Language Arts
New York State Education Dept., Albany. Bureau of Elementary Curriculum Development. – 1974
In introducing drama into the elementary classroom it is wise to start by having children portray that which they have experienced. First attempts should be short and simple with later attempts more complex and of longer duration. The first section of this bulletin offers numerous types of preliminary activities. The remainder of the booklet…
Descriptors: Acting, Creative Activities, Creative Dramatics, Creative Expression
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Chappell, Drew – Teaching Artist Journal, 2006
The author learned that the book "The Catcher in the Rye," so important to him as a young man, had been challenged by adults and could easily have been barred from his school's reading list. He started thinking about who had the power to tell him what he could and could not read as a teenager and as a high school student. What were the…
Descriptors: Acting, Student Attitudes, Drama, Methods Courses
Maley, Alan; Duff, Alan – 1978
The drama activities in this teaching guide are designed to develop second language learning skills by constructing situations that require the student to concentrate on the meaning and emotional content of language rather than on its structure. In an attempt to involve the whole personality of the learner in the acquisition of language, the…
Descriptors: Acting, Communication (Thought Transfer), Creative Dramatics, Dramatics