2020
DOI: 10.1080/13569783.2020.1847064
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Effects of a Theatrical Improvisation programme on students’ motor creativity

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“…In the Spanish context, the development of theatre in education has been promoted by Tomás Motos and Domingo Ferrandis (2015), authors of the first publication in Spain that includes the designation "applied theatre". Other researchers who are currently promoting the study of the educational possibilities of theatre from different angles and whose work represents a fundamental background to this project include Fernández Rial (2016), Méndez-Martínez and Fernandez-Rio (2020) and Vieites-García (2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the Spanish context, the development of theatre in education has been promoted by Tomás Motos and Domingo Ferrandis (2015), authors of the first publication in Spain that includes the designation "applied theatre". Other researchers who are currently promoting the study of the educational possibilities of theatre from different angles and whose work represents a fundamental background to this project include Fernández Rial (2016), Méndez-Martínez and Fernandez-Rio (2020) and Vieites-García (2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this vast area of research, there are studies on the impact of arts methodologies for professional development and teacher training (Dobson & Stephenson, 2018;García Gómez & De Vicente Hernando, 2020;Tomas Motos & Navarro-Amorós, 2011;Sedano-Solís, 2015); others focused on the applicability of theatre in school improvement and its contribution to the development of creativity in primary school students (Flensner et al, 2019;Nuri & Topdal, 2014). There is also research interested in the socio-educational impacts of theatre and drama (Méndez-Martínez & Fernandez-Rio, 2020;Onieva, 2011;Teruel et al, 2019), music (Lage-Gómez & Cremades-Andreu, 2020;Palkki, 2020) or dance (Conesa & Angosto, 2017;Rokka et al, 2019) for secondary school students.…”
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confidence: 99%