9 Compelling Reasons Why You Need Lessons Using Super Heroes

9 Compelling Reasons Why You Need Lessons Using Super Heroes Have you ever experienced a “Eureka” moment while teaching?  You know those moments where everything just clicks and everyone is surprised, especially you? In this case it was super heroes. Let’s talk about 9 compelling reasons why you need lessons using super heroes. I’ve shared […]

Top Reasons Teachers Succeed With Teaching Radio Theater

two girls performing a radio theater play

Top Reasons Teachers Succeed With Teaching Radio Theater Let’s discuss the top reasons teachers succeed when teaching with radio theater. If you follow my blog, then you know this is a subject I speak about quite frequently. Why?  First and foremost, teaching with radio theater is a marvelous teaching tool! When you really like something […]

A Foolproof Guide to Theater Teacher Facebook Groups

Let’s be clear here.  I’m here to help teachers.  Generally, that means advising theater arts teachers, but it could also be Language Arts, Reading, Music and Social Studies teachers. However, I’ve guided elementary core subject teachers, too.  This post focuses my foolproof guide to Facebook Groups. Like many people, I’ve been on Facebook for several […]

Youth Theater Musical Rehearsal: What You Need to Know

This blog posts concerns how to rehearse a musical in youth theater.

The Youth Theater Musical Process: What You Need to Know The youth theater musical process: what you need to know is one of those subjects you figure anyone who has acted at least once will know. Not so. This is a two part post. Here is the first post. The Steps in a Play Rehearsal […]

Ten Steps in a Play Rehearsal in Youth Theater

Ten Steps in a Play Rehearsal in Youth Theater is one of those subjects you figure anyone who has acted at least once will know. Not so. This is a two part post.  Next time, I’ll give you the rest of it, ok? Lately, I’ve read several posts from newbie teachers with no idea about […]

A Baker’s Dozen of Teaching Ideas for the Frazzled Drama Teacher

Exhausted teacher touching her forehead as she plans her lessons.

A Baker’s Dozen of Teaching Ideas for the Frazzled Drama Teacher Here are a baker’s dozen of teaching ideas for the frazzled drama teacher which I hope will help you. I know you.  I’ve been there, too. There is nothing worse than feeling overwhelmed and exhausted with no brain space to plan or organize yet […]