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Koponen, Jonna; Pyorala, Eeva; Isotalus, Pekka – Communication Teacher, 2010
Effective communication skills are considered essential to a physician's professional competence. Thus, Finnish medical schools include communication skills training in their curricula. Today it is essential to ensure that students graduate with the interpersonal communication competence (ICC) necessary to succeed in their profession. Experiential…
Descriptors: Drama, Medical Students, Role Playing, Interpersonal Communication
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Johnson, Linda – English Journal, 1987
A teacher in the high school drama club recounts the experience of producing a controversial play about teenagers, "Sometimes I Wake Up in the Middle of the Night." Reports initial apprehensions and eventual satisfaction of actors, the drama coach, and audience members. (JG)
Descriptors: Controversial Issues (Course Content), Drama, Drama Workshops, English Instruction
Converse, Terry John – 1995
This comprehensive guide for instructors and students is designed for both beginning and advanced courses in directing for the theater. The guide presents the basic concepts of directing progressively and is the only directing text that combines theory with "hands-on" participation units. The exercise-driven guide's approach is totally…
Descriptors: Acting, Class Activities, Drama Workshops, Experiential Learning
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Kennedy, Michael – English Journal, 1987
Describes a classroom program in which students adapted and then produced a play based on the adolescent novel "The Chocolate War." Notes group improvisation strategies for adapting internal monologue to dialogue. Argues the advantages of such a project over class discussion and book reports. (JG)
Descriptors: Adolescent Literature, Drama, Drama Workshops, English Instruction
Clift, Renee T.; Wilson, Suzanne – 1984
A case study design that included classroom observation, repeated self-assessments, and formal interviews was used in a training workshop for 11 preservice teachers. The intent was to train them to use dramatic activities with secondary school students in their own classrooms. The training incorporated elements of theory, demonstration, peer…
Descriptors: Classroom Observation Techniques, Curriculum Enrichment, Drama Workshops, Dramatics
Crosby, Mary Neil – 1991
This bulletin discusses some non-traditional teaching vehicles such as plays, computers, and "learning by doing" projects used to heighten student interest in law-related education (LRE) by offering students unique experiences in a variety of settings. Four plays that have been developed or sponsored by local bar associations include:…
Descriptors: Citizenship Education, Computer Uses in Education, Curriculum Enrichment, Drama
Epskamp, Kees P. – 1982
A 13-day workshop was conducted in Nigeria to train 60 community development workers in the educational use of popular theater for community-based adult education. Key goals were conscientization (a gradual learning process in which people look critically at their social situation to gain deeper understanding of the root causes of their problems)…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Audience Participation, Case Studies, Change Agents