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E-grāmata: Beginning Drama 11-14 2nd edition [Taylor & Francis e-book]

(University of Warwick, UK)
  • Formāts: 132 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Mar-2004
  • Izdevniecība: David Fulton Publishers Ltd
  • ISBN-13: 9781315065090
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  • Formāts: 132 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Mar-2004
  • Izdevniecība: David Fulton Publishers Ltd
  • ISBN-13: 9781315065090

This guide explores the roles, skills and knowledge needed to become an effective drama teacher. It combines practical advice on planning, teaching and assessing with the best teaching practices. It also offers lesson plans for years 7-9 students to use intheir teaching.

Acknowledgements viii
Introduction to the Second Edition ix
Preface xi
SECTION ONE: THE DRAMA CURRICULUM
1(40)
The field of drama
1(1)
How can a drama curriculum cover so much?
2(2)
The four conditions of theatre
4(1)
Local vs National Curriculum
5(1)
Drama as personal and social education
5(1)
Drama as English
5(1)
Drama as subject
5(1)
A common subject core: modes of activity
6(2)
Making
7(1)
Performing
7(1)
Responding
8(1)
A curriculum model for drama at KS3
8(23)
Continuity and progression at Key Stages 2-4
9(1)
Working with the National Strategy objectives
10(1)
A curriculum plan for KS3
11(2)
Matching teaching approaches to the curriculum plan
13(1)
A pedagogic contract for KS3 drama
13(3)
Selecting appropriate teaching approaches for an objective
16(3)
Structuring lessons effectively, based on the objectives and teaching approaches
19(1)
Structuring lessons which are progressively challenging
20(1)
Three key principles of progression in the curriculum model
21(1)
Progression in theatre-making
22(2)
Assessment in the KS3 curriculum model
24(2)
Assessment based on the Drama Objectives Bank guidance
26(4)
The means of assessment
30(1)
Drama and language development
31(6)
Dramatic literature
31(1)
Registers and codes of communication
31(2)
Embodied language
33(1)
Deconstruction
34(1)
Drama and writing
34(3)
The living experience of drama
37(4)
Boundaries
38(1)
Private and public lives
39(1)
Citizenship
40(1)
SECTION TWO: THE ROLES, SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE OF THE DRAMA TEACHER
41(26)
Roles
41(10)
Manager
41(2)
Animateur
43(1)
Facilitator
44(5)
Actor/Dramaturge
49(2)
Skills
51(13)
Questioning
51(3)
Contracting
54(2)
Structuring
56(8)
Knowledge
64(3)
Practical knowledge
65(1)
Theoretical knowledge
65(1)
Technical knowledge
65(1)
Historical knowledge
66(1)
Cultural knowledge
66(1)
SECTION THREE: RESOURCES
67(33)
Year 7 -- Introducing Antigone
67(13)
Year 8 -- Devising process based on a text stimulus
80(10)
Year 9 -- The shaping of identity
90(10)
AN A-Z OF DRAMA CONVENTIONS AND TECHNIQUES
100(6)
BIBLIOGRAPHY
106(5)
The rationale/philosophy of drama education
106(1)
Strategies/approaches for teaching drama at KS3
106(1)
Beyond KS3
107(2)
Teaching Shakespeare
109(1)
Drama games
109(1)
Theatre/actor training
109(1)
Modern theatre texts and performance theory
109(2)
Index 111


Authored by Neelands, Jonothan