AbstractThis study aimed to investigate a highly debated topic in university education; the relationship between theory and practice, as perceived by the students. In particular the aim was to understand the students of the Drama Department, Faculty of Fine Arts, Yeditepe University. This study showed that the reluctance of students was not only limited to theoretical courses but also included a reluctance to participate in practical courses and workshops. It was also noted that university education was not perceived by the students as a process in which universal knowledge is discussed and critical thinking is encouraged, rather it was seen only as a source of vocational training
AbstractThe purpose of this study is to investigate the theatre as an architecture learning strategy...
In this paper I provide a detailed account of how drama-in-education was used to engage third-year u...
My doctoral research project sets out with the notion that theatre pedagogy shows its full potential...
AbstractThis study aimed to investigate a highly debated topic in university education; the relation...
A key discourse in contemporary theatre and performance pedagogy is that of training, the use of exe...
AbstractIn this study, three different samples about the usage of theatre in education will be share...
AbstractProblem StatementForms of examination in a Higher Educational setting. Existing practice oft...
What are possible overlaps between arts practice and school pedagogy? How is teacher subjectivity an...
The phenomenon of school theater if classified includes the following issues: 1) the resources of te...
Theatre has been a school subject in the Swedish upper secondary school's national arts program sinc...
The paper examines two quite different examples of drama and theatre education in order to identify ...
This thesis is a practice-as-research case accompanied by audiovisual documentation attached as supp...
This article casts a critical eye over the assumed need for staff-directed productions on BA theatre...
Why Bother? is a twenty minute Theatre in Education programme for year 9 – 11 pupils aimed at encour...
In synchronous educational discourse, teaching is predominantly perceived in terms of competences an...
AbstractThe purpose of this study is to investigate the theatre as an architecture learning strategy...
In this paper I provide a detailed account of how drama-in-education was used to engage third-year u...
My doctoral research project sets out with the notion that theatre pedagogy shows its full potential...
AbstractThis study aimed to investigate a highly debated topic in university education; the relation...
A key discourse in contemporary theatre and performance pedagogy is that of training, the use of exe...
AbstractIn this study, three different samples about the usage of theatre in education will be share...
AbstractProblem StatementForms of examination in a Higher Educational setting. Existing practice oft...
What are possible overlaps between arts practice and school pedagogy? How is teacher subjectivity an...
The phenomenon of school theater if classified includes the following issues: 1) the resources of te...
Theatre has been a school subject in the Swedish upper secondary school's national arts program sinc...
The paper examines two quite different examples of drama and theatre education in order to identify ...
This thesis is a practice-as-research case accompanied by audiovisual documentation attached as supp...
This article casts a critical eye over the assumed need for staff-directed productions on BA theatre...
Why Bother? is a twenty minute Theatre in Education programme for year 9 – 11 pupils aimed at encour...
In synchronous educational discourse, teaching is predominantly perceived in terms of competences an...
AbstractThe purpose of this study is to investigate the theatre as an architecture learning strategy...
In this paper I provide a detailed account of how drama-in-education was used to engage third-year u...
My doctoral research project sets out with the notion that theatre pedagogy shows its full potential...