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Why Drama Circles Work in the Elementary Classroom

Why Drama Circles Work So Well for Elementary Students

Why Drama Circles Work in the Elementary Classroom “How Drama Circles work in the Elementary Classroom” is a topic that’s close to my heart—mostly because you are far “more fortunate than I ever was. When I began teaching, I had absolutely no resources for the theater classes I taught. I was constantly tweaking college-level acting […]

The Power of Creativity: Nurturing Innovation in Students

The Power of Creativity: Nurturing Innovation in Students I worry about our students.  Specifically, as a drama teacher and working with all things theater, I’m concerned about our students’ creativity.  So let’s consider that today–the power of creativity: nurturing innovation in students. In a world increasingly shaped by rapid technological advancements and complex global challenges, […]

Unlocking Creativity: Teaching Storytelling in the Classroom

Stick person telling a story from a book.

“Unlocking Creativity: Teaching Storytelling in the Classroom” is not just a title, it’s an invitation to explore strategies that make teaching this timeless skill an enriching and transformative experience for both educators and students alike. Let’s dive into the art of storytelling and discover how it opens doors to boundless creativity within the classroom. Did […]

Overcoming Fear and Anxiety When Speaking English As A Second Language

English language learners posing after a theater performance

Overcoming Fear and Anxiety When Speaking English As A Second Language One of the most valuable aspects of theater class is how it can be integrated into core subjects.  Today, I want to speak about overcoming fear and anxiety when speaking English as a second language. Personally, I think the best way is by taking […]

Learn How to Teach Creative Dramatics in Your Lunch Hour

A male teacher having lunch and looking at another person in the foreground.

Learn How to Teach Creative Dramatics in Your Lunch Hour! I’m worried about our teachers, and you should be too. In my blog post, “Learn How to Teach Creative Dramatics in Your Lunch Hour,” I talk about how small, manageable strategies can help educators bring creativity into their classrooms without adding to their already overwhelming […]

The Reasons Teaching Multiculturalism in the Classroom is Vitally Important

The Reasons Teaching Multiculturalism 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 […]