Drama
The Drama program is designed to engage students on a number of levels: psychomotor, affective, social, cognitive and cultural. As they experience the full range of the theatrical experience, students have an opportunity to express their ideas and world-view, and show their receptiveness to the views of other students, as well as those of playwrights, creators and performers.
LEARN Educational Resources
Teaching Resources
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Drama evaluation rubrics
Evaluation grids, checklist samples, and rubrics to evaluate drama in elementary and secondary.
French version of 30 Days of Art
During the 30 Days of Art challenge, students do an art activity per day for 30 days and record their participation on the log sheet
30 Days of Art Poster
During the 30 Days of Art challenge, students do an art activity per day for 30 days and record their participation on the log sheet
Appreciation competency graphic organizers
Created fillable graphic organizers all 4 Arts in multiple file formats, for Elementary and Secondary. Elementary GOs also available in French.
Student Resources
Learning tools for student use.
Appreciation competency graphic organizers
Created fillable graphic organizers all 4 Arts in multiple file formats, for Elementary and Secondary. Elementary GOs also available in French.
Appreciation Graphic Organizers
A series of graphic organizers for all 4 Arts subjects to work on the C3 Appreciation competency. Elementary and Secondary versions are available in multiple
Professional Development Resources
Blog posts and other professional development tools.
Taking the Arts Outdoors with Pamela Gibson
Presentation slides to accompany the webinar recording.
Taking the Arts Outdoors with Pamela Gibson
Are you wondering how you can further the outdoor experience for your students beyond science and geography? Perhaps re-envisioning your Arts Programs to include the
Learning Landscapes – Vol 2 No 1 (2008): Education and the Arts: Blurring Boundaries and Creating Spaces
This issue presents texts that, through a range of lenses, help to explore the meaning of the arts in education, and the role that the
Learning Landscapes – Vol 6 No 1 (2012): Creativity: Insights, Directions and Possibilities
This issue situates creativity at the core of 21st century learning, and examines a wide range of interesting and creative practices in education.
Professional Learning
Workshops
All workshops and PD from LEARN
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Pedagogical Support
Please contact us if you are looking for personalized support in the form of workshops, classroom support, or curriculum planning.
Curated Resources
Curated Teaching and Learning Resources
Resource collections for drama
Curated Professional Development Resources
PD resources for Visual Arts Education
Learning Communities & Professional Associations
There are professional drama teachers associations that allow teachers to connect and grow. Here are a few:
Contact in Arts
Sylwia Bielec
LEARN
Sylwia is the Arts consultant at LEARN. Her goal is to live a creative life.
