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The Drama Classroom Companion: Volume 2

Loved the original Drama Classroom Companion? The Drama Classroom Companion: Volume 2 has more articles, exercises, reflections and rubrics that focus on reaching the 21st century teen using 21st century skills.

How do you approach common assumptions about drama class? How do you rehearse backwards? How do you deal with students who can’t handle feedback? How do you communicate with parents? How do you encourage ensemble thinking?

This volume contains everything you need to further explore creative thinking, critical thinking, communication, and collaboration in the drama classroom.

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The Drama Classroom Companion Volume 2

by Kerry Hishon Canadian Author

More articles, exercises, reflections and rubrics that focus on reaching the 21st century teen using 21st century skills.

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