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Theory praxis
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Theory Praxis
Nexus
How will I teach drama?
What will it look, sound and feel like?
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What is my Praxis?
My praxis in a classroom that embeds
drama into all learning areas will allow
students to act, reflect and transform their
thinking (Rebeck, 2005).
This presentation outlines what my praxis
will look like using drama education as the
pivotal tool.
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Drama and the curriculum Sue Davis (2010), states that drama is a basic
human form of expression and can be seen in everyday life.
Therefore the use of drama in the curriculum enables connections and relevance to the students „real-world‟
Drama is also a subject area that needs students to cohesively work together. This is important in the curriculum as students need to learn to work in a team.
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Process Drama
Process drama is used to look at a
problem in context and deliver a solution
through drama (Weltsek-Medina, 2008)
Through utilising the strategy of Teacher-
In-Role (O‟Toole & Dunn, 2002) students
are able to have their problem scaffolded
through the process drama and therefore
provide a solution to the problem.
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Term: “Pre-Text” The term “Pre-Text” is a resource that is used
to help raise interesting questions when working through a process drama (O‟Toole & Dunn, 2002).
A “Pre-Text” is a concrete resource such as a book, song, video, poem or picture that ties in with the problem that is being examined in the process drama.
The “pre-text” is used prior to the dramatic performance.
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Elements of Drama
The Elements of Drama outlines a series of elements that need to be taken into consideration when performing these are: Focus
Tension
Space
Mood
Contrast
Symbol
Role (Croft-Piggin, 2000)
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ICT as a Tool
ICT is an effective strategy to use when trying to differentiate the drama curriculum for students who may not be as confident as others or for those that are away from the classroom (STRAKŠIEN ˙ E˙, 2009).
The use of the Eportfolio also supports differentiation in the curriculum as it allows students access to their work any where and at any time.