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    Drama in literature involves portraying fictional or non-fictional events through written dialog performed on stage, film, or radio. Drama is an effective teaching method that allows students to explore curriculum using multiple intelligences as they become fully immersed through their bodies, minds, and emotions. The benefits of using drama in teaching include building confidence, developing language and communication skills, encouraging cooperation, supporting numeracy, helping students understand the world, and developing emotional intelligence and physical skills.

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    Teaching Drama in Literature

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    Drama in literature involves portraying fictional or non-fictional events through written dialog performed on stage, film, or radio. Drama is an effective teaching method that allows students to explore curriculum using multiple intelligences as they become fully immersed through their bodies, minds, and emotions. The benefits of using drama in teaching include building confidence, developing language and communication skills, encouraging cooperation, supporting numeracy, helping students understand the world, and developing emotional intelligence and physical skills.

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    TEACHING DRAMA IN LITERATURE

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    Drama in literature involves portraying fictional or non-fictional events through written dialog performed on stage, film, or radio. Drama is an effective teaching method that allows students to explore curriculum using multiple intelligences as they become fully immersed through their bodies, minds, and emotions. The benefits of using drama in teaching include building confidence, developing language and communication skills, encouraging cooperation, supporting numeracy, helping students understand the world, and developing emotional intelligence and physical skills.

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    Teaching Drama in Literature

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    Teaching Drama in

    Literature
    What is Drama?
    In literature, a drama is the portrayal of fictional or non-fictional
    events through the performance of written dialog (either prose or
    poetry). Dramas can be performed on stage, on film, or the radio.
    Dramas are typically called plays, and their creators are known as
    “playwrights” or “dramatists.”
    Drama is a teaching method, which would allow students to
    explore the curriculum using several of Gardner's multiple
    intelligences. Students are fully involved in learning with drama.
    They are immersed into the subject. Their bodies, minds, and
    emotions are extremely active when they become engrossed in the
    drama.
    What are the benefits
    of using Drama to
    teaching?
    01
    Drama
    builds
    confidence.
    02
    Drama helps
    develop language
    and communication
    skills.
    03

    Drama encourages
    children to
    cooperate.
    04

    Drama supports
    numeracy skills.
    05
    Drama helps
    children to
    understand the
    world around
    them.
    06
    Drama develops
    emotional
    intelligence.
    07
    Drama assists
    physical
    development.
    APPROACH
    LANGUAGE-BASED APPROACH

    Language-based approach helps


    students pay attention to the way
    the language Is used when
    studying literature. It is student-
    centred and activity-based for
    productive use of language.
    LANGUAGE-BASED APPROACH

    It improves students’ language


    proficiency, and incorporates
    literature and language skills among
    the students. It engages students
    more on experiences and responses.
    Role play and dramatic activities are
    practised in this approach.
    What is the purpose of
    DRAMA in teaching?
    It encourages them to think and act creatively,
    thus developing critical thinking and problem-
    solving skills that can be applied in all areas of
    learning. Through drama, children are
    encouraged to take responsible roles and make
    choices – to participate in and guide their own
    learning.
    Thanks for
    listening!

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