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Permission to Say No

A tongue in cheek 'permission slip' that entitles you to say 'no' without having to explain.

Permission Slip: Why I'm Saying No

This tongue in cheek 'permission slip' gives the teacher a checklist of reasons he or she might have to say 'no'.

02 - Step Two: Link with Others

The second step on the empathetic journey is forming a link with others. Students take on activities where they have to work together and connect with others.
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03 - Step Three: Link with Characters

The third step on the empathetic journey is forming a link with your character. Students will work to link with characters who are quite different from them.

04 - Step Four: Link with the Audience and the Outside World

After forming a link with yourself, each other, and your character, the last two links in the empathetic journey are the audience and the outside world.

05 - Step Five: The Culminating Presentation

Students decide, design, and implement a culminating presentation that uses theatricality to share the concepts of empathy.

Monologues for Classroom Study: Somewhere, Nowhere

Use this monologue in your classroom for character study, monologue work, substitute teachers, performance, Individual Event competitions, and however else you can imagine. Character: Trina Genre: Dramedy

Monologues for Classroom Study: The Hope and Heartache Diner

Use this monologue in your classroom for character study, monologue work, substitute teachers, performance, Individual Event competitions, and however else you can imagine. Character: Shrug Genre: Drama

Scenes for Classroom Study: darklight 2

Use this scene in your classroom for character study, scene work, substitute teachers, performance, Individual Event competitions, and however else you can imagine. Characters: Mr Halyon, Ray Genre: Drama

Scenes for Classroom Study: Free

Use this scene in your classroom for character study, scene work, substitute teachers, performance, Individual Event competitions, and however else you can imagine. Characters: Jack (17), Jill (17) Mrs Steel (40) Genre: Drama

Poster: Where do I start with a play?

A poster for your classroom that shows the visual progression from character to play.

Drama Teacher School Year Calendar 2019-2020

Inspired by our members with inspirational quotes right from drama teachers in the DTA. There are 2 versions of the Drama Teacher School Year calendar. One is a monthly calendar with an inspirational quote and image per month; the second is a portrait-layout booklet version that can be customized to any school year.
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00 - Overview

If you’ve ever had the perfect idea for a drama assessment but didn’t know where to start, use this toolkit to help you create assessments specifically for the drama classroom.

01 - Important Terms

These resources cover Formative vs. Summative assessment and Bloom's Taxonomy (resource and poster).
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02 - Assessment Planning

These resources cover the phases of assessment planning, end of unit assessment and samples, as well as Bloom's Taxonomy action words.
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04 - Formatting Assessments

A checklist to ensure your assessments are formatted in a clear and concise manner.
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