New Drama Teacher Dictionary Toolkit

Free Download: New Drama Teacher Dictionary Toolkit

New Drama Teacher or new to teaching drama? This toolkit is for you!

The New Drama Teacher Dictionary Toolkit is here to help you get comfortable with they key phrases and terminology you need, so you can confidently engage with your administration and peers.

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R. Baez

I love feeling not so alone. I am the only drama teacher is my district and it can be very isolating. I spent my first year digging up my own curriculum for 6 different classes and now I have DTA and it’s members as my sounding board.

Barbara Dial Mager, Theatre Teacher/Director, David W. Butler High School, Matthews, NC

My students are really enjoying this challenging play! They love the message & love that it's not hitting us over the head with it. I'd like to thank you for understanding that high school students can handle more challenging material. I get so tired of playwrights & publishers who think that we need to dumb down material for high school.

Kendra Blazi, New Smyrna Beach High School

We recently performed Lindsay Price's show Emotional Baggage in mask at our District Festival and were awarded straight Superior Ratings and the Critic's Choice award. The entire cast was given the All Star Cast award, as well, because they couldn't single one cast member out.