2011
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-6091-332-7
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Key Concepts in Theatre/Drama Education

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“…While it is true that teaching can be considered a performing art (Sarason 1999;Whatman 1997;Bale 2020), the use of performing arts strategies in education has given rise to a fruitful and increasingly sophisticated field of work and reflection. In fact, the use of performing arts has been expanding quickly at primary (Schonmann 2011), secondary (Harland et al 2000, Motos 2009) and tertiary education levels (García 2004;Jogschies et al 2018).…”
Section: Performing Arts In Higher Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While it is true that teaching can be considered a performing art (Sarason 1999;Whatman 1997;Bale 2020), the use of performing arts strategies in education has given rise to a fruitful and increasingly sophisticated field of work and reflection. In fact, the use of performing arts has been expanding quickly at primary (Schonmann 2011), secondary (Harland et al 2000, Motos 2009) and tertiary education levels (García 2004;Jogschies et al 2018).…”
Section: Performing Arts In Higher Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Az iskolai oktatási rendszer a tapasztalatokra fókuszál, és elhanyagolja a reflexiót, a változásra való biztatást. A távolság a dramatikus módszerekben lehetőséget ad arra, hogy ezeket a tapasztalatokat a résztvevők biztonsá-gos, ugyanakkor kritikai módon értelmezzék Erikson, 2011).…”
Section: A Playback Színház Kialakulása Sajátosságaiunclassified
“…This article presents a case study wherein the performing arts was used as a resource for university teaching in the field of psychology. Specifically, our discussion is based on experience acquired from a course entitled 'Psychology and Migration', in which theatre is used as a privileged pedagogical tool (Schonmann, 2011). The main aim was not to present one more experience of employing performing arts in the context of higher education, among all those that already exist in the literature, but to discuss its conditions of effectiveness and some of the resulting subjective compromises.…”
Section: Introduction: Case Context and Challengesmentioning
confidence: 99%