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Levy, Jonathan – Teaching Theatre, 2001
Ponders what students might learn from a course in playwriting: the ability to think in vivid instances and moments; the habit of close observation of the details of human behavior; the ability to think through and see through cliches; making hard choices; sympathy; dreaming within limits; and concision. (SR)
Descriptors: Empathy, Higher Education, Imagination, Observation
Peer reviewedHenley, Paul; Yarbrough, Cornelia – Journal of Research in Music Education, 1999
Explores whether focusing the attention of evaluators on students versus the teacher would affect the assessment of teaching in choral rehearsal situations. Music education majors used 10 categories to rate the teacher or students. Reveals that subjects gave the highest ratings when viewing the teacher and the lowest ratings when viewing students.…
Descriptors: Choral Music, College Students, Evaluation Methods, Graduate Students
