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Musical theatre education: A case study
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A Natural Pairing: Social Justice and Theatre Education
… curriculum can be creatively paired with a theatre curriculum. I also intend to prove that social justice can be taught as young as pre-kindergarten. I will design a social justice curriculum for various grade levels, beginning with pre-kindergarten. Through research and age-appropriate …
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Using theatre education as a medium for bullying prevention
… about bullying prevention through the use of theatre education. A unit was designed to enhance student discussion and interpretation of the issue. The use of student journals, discussions, and student work artifacts were used as data sources for this action research study. Along with this, …
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Writes of Spring 2014: Fostering Creativity in Theatre, Education, and Leadership
Creativity is valued in many fields. In theatre, creativity celebrates the imaginative power of a theatrical experience. In theatre for young audiences (TYA), creativity is extended from the stage to the classroom, where theatre empowers learning through creative and imaginative teaching. Teaching …
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Ensemble cast: filling pedagogical gaps in theatre education with school and community partnerships
… Left Behind’s legacy is the corrosion of arts education in the United States. When the 2002 education law's cast list of core subjects was posted on the walls of our nation, arts education did not make the cut, while reading and mathematics took leading roles. Instructional time and funds were …
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Theatre Education in the Illinois Public Community College System, 1976-77: A Comprehensive Survey
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Thirteen texts every student must read to have a well-rounded high school theatre education
This thesis is a discussion of theatre literature and its place in the high school curriculum. Until now, no one has published what specific theatre texts should be taught to students in high school before they graduate. However, with national standards paving the way for the future of education, …
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Remembering Thespis: How Former Student Actors Value Their Experiences In High School Plays
… that replicates the standards of professional theatre. Current scholars and educators discuss the school play as the latter part of a continuum that runs from informal dramatic play to formal presentation in front of an audience. Although scholarship in theatre education regularly discusses the …
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Broadway Junior : musical theatre for youth performers
… an umbrella term for commercial American musical theatre adapted for youth performers and explores the value of these adaptations in schools. Interviews and survey responses comprise this qualitative study that examines interest in and opportunities created by Broadway Jr., a specific musical …
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THEATRE PRODUCTION AS EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING: THE SUMMER MUSICAL PROGRAM AT THE SITAR CENTER FOR ARTS EDUCATION
Recent scholarship on educational theatre has tended to focus on process-oriented drama and on programs that deal with participant's personal identity. These programs have become regarded as the standard for drama that benefits both children and the community. However, programs like the summer …
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Regional theatre patronage: the efficacy of integrated marketing communication on the 18-24 age cohort
… communication plan coupled with additional theatre education programs would increase patron growth and increase ticket sales in regional professional theatres and if the younger age cohort (18-24) will support regional professional theatre if supplemental programming meets their needs. This …
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The Art of Collaboration in the Classroom: Team Teaching Performance
… in the field of team teaching as it relates to theatre education at the university level. It is our intent that this text be used as a tool for helping universities and teachers decide if a collaborative teaching model is right for their courses. A portion of the text is research-based, …
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The Art of Collaboration in the Classroom: Team Teaching Performance
… in the field of team teaching as it relates to theatre education at the university level. It is our intent that this text be used as a tool for helping universities and teachers decide if a collaborative teaching model is right for their courses. A portion of the text is research-based, …
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The Impact of a High School Theatre Arts Program on Students’ Academic and Non-Academic Learning Outcomes: A Case Study
<p>Research suggests that theatre arts participation benefits students’ academic and non-academic learning outcomes. The purpose of this single case study was to explore the impact of a theatre arts program on academic and non-academic for high school students by addressing the following …
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Examining International-Mindedness in the International Baccalaureate Theatre Program
… is measurably embedded in the IB Theatre course and assessments. This research will introduce the overall International Baccalaureate (IB) Program and its Diploma Program Theatre course, including the relevant histories and stated aims of each. It will 1) explain the significance …
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Directing Earth, Fire, and Water With a 5th Grade Class
<p>The value of arts education in our schools is on the rise. Many studies have been conducted in the recent past supporting this rise. The College Board reports that students since 1999 exposed and involved with arts education score higher on the SAT. (Americans for the Arts) As a result theatre …
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Effects of Developing EdTPA as a Teaching Portfolio on Pre-Service Teachers' Self-Efficacy in a Teacher Preparation Program
… preparation programs (e.g., Health and Physical Education, Theatre Education, Secondary Math), indicated a significant increase in their levels of self-efficacy after developing the edTPA as a teaching portfolio. However, once the covariates for the support offered to the pre-service teachers by …
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Artist-educators’ experiences with identity and representation in theatre arts learning spaces
Carpenter, Bonnie Educational institutions struggle to find balance between free speech, academic freedom, and the advancement of representation and identity, specifically in theatre programs and arts communities. Artist–educators seem ill-equipped to confront the complexity found with issues of …
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From theory to practice : a multiple case study exploring conditions and practices for high-quality, sustainable arts education in two Utah elementary schools.
Inequitable access to quality arts education remains a persistent challenge within the United States public education system. Although national and state policies identify the arts as a critical component of a well-rounded education, students across the country experience inconsistent access to …
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Evaluating arts education
… has a longstanding importance in public school education (Howell, 2015). Teacher evaluation in Illinois predominantly relies on the use of the Danielson Framework for Professional Practice which is used to rate teacher effectiveness (Danielson, 2011). The Danielson Framework is embedded in an …
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