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Banks, Sachie – Language Learning in Higher Education, 2014
This study explores the effectiveness and challenges of a collaborative drama project conducted in a beginner-level Japanese language university class. The project had two main objectives: firstly, it encouraged students to focus on linguistic elements during the process of writing, examining and editing the scenario, and to embed it in an…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Linguistics, Drama, International Educational Exchange
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Torbett, David – Teaching Theology & Religion, 2010
The student dramatic performance is an effective way for undergraduates to learn biblical studies. In this article I will give an example of a dramatic performance assignment that I developed over a number of courses and used most recently and most successfully in an undergraduate course in the Hebrew Bible at a small liberal arts college in the…
Descriptors: Teacher Effectiveness, Liberal Arts, Religious Education, Undergraduate Students
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Rocklin, Edward L. – English Journal, 2009
One way of understanding the impact of the (re)emergence of a performance approach to teaching Shakespeare's plays that was, in part, initiated by the "Shakespeare Set Free" program and the books its creators composed is to say that for many teachers their work initiated the process of making performance activities central in English classrooms.…
Descriptors: English Literature, Drama, Teaching Methods, Class Activities
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Dorsey, Carrie – Inquiry, 2003
Dorsey shares her practice of using a written play to connect the knowledge students bring to the classroom with Howard Gardner's concept of multiple intelligences.
Descriptors: Multiple Intelligences, Educational Practices, Drama, Developmental Psychology