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Drama in Education Certification
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Certified
Certified
Certified
Drama has been with us all since the very beginning: primitive man deals with the circumstances that shape his life by dramatically representing them through storytelling. Dance, folklore, chanting, ritual and self-identification with an animate or inanimate object still form integral parts of some societies: birth, death, work, hunting - all aspects of human life are celebrated and affirmed by means of employing drama within the society.
A change in classroom tactics is overdue; it is time for us to re-invent constructive teaching, to re-dedicate ourselves as teachers to the ultimate goal of training up young adults to take responsibility for their personal growth so that they can not only play a part in society, but reform it where reform is needed. Such is the aim of drama in education.
Syllabus
The aim of drama in education
- What is the difference between "theatre" and "drama"?
- Why do we need to know the elements of the dramatic process?
- How do we get to know the functions of drama?
Teaching requirements
- What is teacher authenticity?
- Why is communication important?
- How do we inculcate discipline?
Working it out
- What is "didactics"?
- Why are there different roles in drama?
- How do we animate a lesson?
The spoken word
- What is forced relaxation?
- Why is proper breathing important?
- How do we practise enunciation?
Movement
- What is "space"?
- Why is communication important?
- How do we use "expression"?
The aim of drama in education
- What is the difference between "theatre" and "drama"?
- Why do we need to know the elements of the dramatic process?
- How do we get to know the functions of drama?
Teaching requirements
- What is teacher authenticity?
- Why is communication important?
- How do we inculcate discipline?
Working it out
- What is "didactics"?
- Why are there different roles in drama?
- How do we animate a lesson?
The spoken word
- What is forced relaxation?
- Why is proper breathing important?
- How do we practise enunciation?
Movement
- What is "space"?
- Why is communication important?
- How do we use "expression"?
Accreditation
This course has been accredited by Online Academies. On successful completion of this course you will be able to download or print off a PDF of your Online Academies Certificate (please note: you will also be given the opportunity to have a hard copy of the certificate printed off and posted out to you for a small additional charge).
WES (World Education Services) |
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On completion of your certification course you can apply to WES for credential evaluation. WES evaluations are recognized by more than 2,500 universities, employers, licensing boards and government agencies. This will enable you apply for credit transfer if you wish to further your studies in the US or Canada.
If you would like to visit the WES website, please click here.
Assessment
At the conclusion of each lesson there is a multiple choice question assessment. This will help you remember the main points of the lesson and act as a check that you have retained the essential knowledge and understanding of that particular section. The results can be seen instantaneously and you can correct any wrong answers as many times as you like until you receive the grade you are happy with. When you are happy with your result you can progress to the next module.
Course Outcomes
Once you have successfully completed all the lessons and assessments for your course you will be awarded:
A Certificate issued by Online Academies
tutor support
When you enroll you can be confident of success because there will be an experienced, qualified and friendly tutor on hand to answer your questions.
Contact with your tutor will be via email at the address displayed in your account.
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