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Classroom Rules Articles for Drama Teachers

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How to Keep Drama Class Chaos Under Control
Classroom Management

How to Keep Drama Class Chaos Under Control

Drama classes are chaotic by design. A good drama class should be an active and energetic environment where students are exploring and creating with their peers. That means groups of students...
Community Agreements in the Drama Classroom
Teaching Drama

Community Agreements in the Drama Classroom

Community agreements are a great tool to use at the start of a new term or semester, or at the beginning of the rehearsal process for your school show. Also known as learning or classroom...
Be Ready for the Start of the School Year
Teaching Drama

Be Ready for the Start of the School Year

Whether you’re a brand-new teacher or an established teacher with a couple of years of teaching under your belt, completing these five tasks will be the key to getting your school year off to a...
Expectations: Lowering vs. Adjusting
Teaching Drama

Expectations: Lowering vs. Adjusting

Teachers are special people. Yes, you are! You do so much for your students and wear so many different hats. But teachers are human as well. You may feel frustrated with your students’ apparent...
“Act It Out” Game: Virtual Classroom Edition
Distance Learning

“Act It Out” Game: Virtual Classroom Edition

At the beginning of a new term of drama classes, you need to inform students about classroom rules and expectations to start on a positive note. However, when teaching drama via distance learning,...
Learning the Rules: “Act It Out” Game
Classroom Management

Learning the Rules: “Act It Out” Game

During the first week of class, it’s imperative to inform students about classroom rules and expectations in order to get started on a positive note. However, how boring is it to just stand and...