by Kerry Hishon
Global citizenship focuses on the world as a whole and our place within it.
With Active Citizenship in the Drama Classroom you can encourage students to take ownership of their voices and make positive changes for the future.
To be an active citizen requires skills that are practiced daily in the drama classroom: critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and empathy, to name a few.
This toolkit offers articles and activities that you can use with your students to encourage them to start thinking about their place in their community, their country, the world and beyond.
by Lindsay Price
Research and write projects are a great way to demonstrate comprehension by taking information in one form and applying it to another. The Research & Write Toolkit is a great way to help students make their research theatrical.
by Julie Hartley
Shakespeare is one of the greatest resources a drama teacher can have. But teaching it can be a challenge. Practical Approaches to Shakespeare in the Drama Classroom helps drama teachers break down the Bard to make his themes, language and characters accessible to all.
by Kerry Hishon
More articles, exercises, reflections and rubrics that focus on reaching the 21st century teen using 21st century skills.
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