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Hewitt, Scott – Teaching Tolerance, 2009
What do actors have in common with bigots, bullies and their victims? They play the same script over and over. This article discusses how social justice theater can teach students to take the story into their own hands. It describes Forum Theater, a dramatic method that sets up tightly scripted dramas of power and difference, then encourages the…
Descriptors: Social Justice, Bullying, Theater Arts, Drama
Verrall, Ben – Learning and Skills Development Agency (NJ1), 2006
Citizenship education is an important part of the development of young adults, enabling them to learn about their rights and responsibilities, and to understand how society works. Video is an effective medium for young people to express their views and, through involvement in a production process, they are able to learn more about putting forward…
Descriptors: Photography, Citizenship Education, Scripts, Citizenship
Kindelan, Nancy – Liberal Education, 2004
At a time when college administrators, faculties, and parents are debating the purpose and value of higher education, the rising cost of a baccalaureate degree, and the role education plays in the twenty-first century, a major in theatre, theatre studies courses, and theatre activities have not received much interest. It is not uncommon to hear,…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Dramatics, Theater Arts, General Education
Howes, Janice – 1987
The first of these two booklets illustrates the presenting of an elementary class play about the U.S. Constitution. It can be used to give young children some basic information about the U.S. Constitution or as a guideline for presenting a program about the U.S. Constitution. The story provides important information about the Constitutional…
Descriptors: Citizenship Education, Civics, Class Activities, Elementary Education