Creative Drama

Drama is a teaching tool that allows students to participate, demonstrate, and observe in a “controlled,” or non-threatening, environment. In other words, it provides another “non-traditional” opportunity for students to learn and to demonstrate learning. At the same time, drama helps students get in touch with their creativity and spontaneity as well as to develop confidence in the expression of their ideas. Finally, it teaches self-discipline, acceptance of and positive response to criticism, and cooperation with others.

Drama is a teaching tool that allows students to participate, demonstrate, and observe in a "controlled," or non-threatening, environment. In other words, it provides another "non-traditional" opportunity for students to learn and to demonstrate learning. At the same time, drama helps students get in touch with their creativity and spontaneity as well as to develop confidence in the expression of their ideas. Finally, it teaches self-discipline, acceptance of and positive response to criticism, and cooperation with others.

  • To Develop the imagination and creativity
  • To foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills
  • To explore and evaluate ideas
  • To Discovere positive ways of dealing with conflict
  • To Express feelings and interprete the feelings of others
  • To enhance communication skills
  • To improve literacy skills
  • To Make eaiser for teachers assess the student.
  • To allow students to participate demonstrate, and observe in a "controlled," or non-threatening, environment
  • To provides another "non-traditional" opportunity for students to learn and to demonstrate learning 
  • To help students get in touch with their creativity and spontaneity 
  • To teache self-discipline and cooperation with others
  • To develop TOLERANCE and EMPATHY

1st DAY

 

  • What is Drama?
  • Why Drama is important in Educatıon?
  • Recognition and acquaintance events
  • Communication and interaction activities
  • Warm-up, harmony and trust activities

 

2nd DAY

 

  • Studies on the senses
  • Perception training and empathy development studies
  • Studies on communication skills
  • Examples of the relationship between play and creative drama
  • Improvision exercises

 

3rd DAY

 

  • Studies on the relationship between theater and creative drama
  • Movement, sound and breathing exercises
  • Studies on the basic concepts of creative drama
  • Communication and interaction studies
  • Detailed studies on warmth, harmony and trust
  • Studies on the components of dramatic fiction

 

4th DAY

 

  • Sound and breathing exercises
  • Studies on the relationship between play and creative drama
  • Music and rhythm exercises
  • Improvisation exercises

 

5th DAY

 

  • Studies on creative drama techniques
  • Studies on learning and teaching processes in creative drama

 

6th DAY

 

  • Studies on the use of dance, movement and rituals in creative drama
  • Creative drama work in different venues
  • Studies on the relationship between plastic arts and creative drama

 

7th DAY

 

  • Some Good Examples of Creative Drama in Education
  • Evaluatıon of the Course
  • Certificate Ceremony
  • Cultural Visits