Readers Theater: The Secret Tool for Social Studies
Readers Theater: The Secret Tool for Social Studies I wanted to write “Readers Theater: The Secret Tool for Social Studies” because so many teachers are searching for new ways to keep students engaged in social studies. When most teachers hear “Readers Theater,” they picture ELA fluency, reading or drama class, or a fun break from […]
Ten Ways to Teach Reluctant Students in Your Theater Class
At least once a week, I read of a teacher asking help with, “My beginning theater class is open to all students in the school. However, it has become a dumping ground with students completely disinterested in theater and the study of it. At the same time, I have students who are sincerely interested in […]
The Reasons Teaching Multiculturalism in the Classroom is Vitally Important
I thought the reasons teaching multiculturalism in the classroom is vitally important was a good subject to blog about today. My Teaching Journey with Multiculturalism Multiculturalism is here to stay. I am thrilled by that statement! I am very fortunate in having traveled to many countries around the globe. This wanderlust came from my mother […]
How to Make Your Drama Class More Successful–Lessons Learned from 38 Years of Teaching Drama-Elementary
If you want to remember the reason that you loved the theatre so much, teach a creative dramatics class. In the words of a second grader, “I love drama class. It’s awesome!”