Contemporary drama education theorists tend to justify drama education in terms not of theatrical knowledge and skill but of affective understanding of self and society. Moreover, it is the undergoing of the experience of drama itself that is thought to be of value in engendering the kinds of understandings at issue. I argue that there are significant difficulties with such claims about the educational value of dramatic experience. These difficulties centre on the possibilities for learning from unguided experiences, the role of reflection in dramatic learning, the danger of manipulation of students, and the problems of narrowness of curriculum. Les théoriciens contemporains ont tendance à justifier les cours de théâtre non pas par les conn...
In this paper I compare and contrast two educational paradigms that both attempt to overcome alienat...
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‘Drama is creating meaning and visible mental models of our understanding together, in imaginative c...
Much of the value of drama comes from its experientially derived processes which leaves much underst...
During the past twenty years drama teaching has been developed as a specialist element in secondary ...
In this article, we claim a concept of education that allows a space for dealing with sensuous impre...
There are many different ways that educators could teach drama if it were simply a matter of choosin...
AbstractDrama techniques have been widely implemented in many different areas of education and in cl...
AbstractProblem Statement: The use of a concept like learning in policy documents for Higher Educati...
Ever since the profession of drama therapy was established, very little has been written about educa...
With drama taught in a growing number of Canadian schools, the drama curriculum requires refinement....
Describes how the author facilitates drama experiences in the foundations of education courses that ...
This study looks at the nature of the children's engagement in the dramatic activities. It identifie...
The thesis presents a qualitative study which examines teachers’ and pupils’ experiences of drama ta...
Although it is commonly assumed within schools that drama has a place within moral education, there ...
In this paper I compare and contrast two educational paradigms that both attempt to overcome alienat...
The paper examines two quite different examples of drama and theatre education in order to identify ...
‘Drama is creating meaning and visible mental models of our understanding together, in imaginative c...
Much of the value of drama comes from its experientially derived processes which leaves much underst...
During the past twenty years drama teaching has been developed as a specialist element in secondary ...
In this article, we claim a concept of education that allows a space for dealing with sensuous impre...
There are many different ways that educators could teach drama if it were simply a matter of choosin...
AbstractDrama techniques have been widely implemented in many different areas of education and in cl...
AbstractProblem Statement: The use of a concept like learning in policy documents for Higher Educati...
Ever since the profession of drama therapy was established, very little has been written about educa...
With drama taught in a growing number of Canadian schools, the drama curriculum requires refinement....
Describes how the author facilitates drama experiences in the foundations of education courses that ...
This study looks at the nature of the children's engagement in the dramatic activities. It identifie...
The thesis presents a qualitative study which examines teachers’ and pupils’ experiences of drama ta...
Although it is commonly assumed within schools that drama has a place within moral education, there ...
In this paper I compare and contrast two educational paradigms that both attempt to overcome alienat...
The paper examines two quite different examples of drama and theatre education in order to identify ...
‘Drama is creating meaning and visible mental models of our understanding together, in imaginative c...