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Adapt Now: Adapting Drama Classroom Materials to Different Distance Environments

Adapt Now: Adapting Drama Classroom Materials to Different Distance Environments

by Lindsay Price , Matthew Webster, and Karen Loftus

Is your classroom shifting from a traditional in-person environment? Are you being asked to submit plans for social distancing? Are most of your students at home without regular access to a computer? Whatever the scenario, adaptation is going to be key.

Learn how to adapt material originally written for traditional classrooms to new environments with Adapt Now: Adapting Drama Classroom Materials to Different Distance Environments.

You don’t have to reinvent the wheel with your curriculum.

Adapt Now: Adapting Drama Classroom Materials to Different Distance Environments provides a number of adaptation examples for warm-ups, instruction methods, activities and exercises - all designed to help you adapt, shift focus, and continue to work on skills no matter where your students are.

From the Drama Teacher Learning Centre

Happy International Women’s Day!
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Happy International Women’s Day!

March 8th is International Women’s Day – and what better time to highlight some amazing women within the Theatrefolk community. Join us in celebrating these phenomenal playwrights and authors and their incredible contributions to the world of student theatre. Plus, keep reading to see our Top 10 Plays for Female Casts at the end of the post! Rachel Atkins • Baalzebub (and One Act Version)

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