Drama develops concentration Drama develops members ability to be able to focus the mind, the body, and the voice. Many of our drama activities and games during our workshops are designed to develop concentration. Even rehearsing and performing lines or movements will require concentration and improve memory, which requires plenty of exercise, just like a muscle.
Drama encourages teamwork and collaboration Teamwork is undoubtedly an essential element of drama - without it, no theatre plays and performances can be performed. Our drama workshops are a strong platform to foster and develop teamwork in our members. For example, in one drama activity, members are divided into small groups. Each group is given a scenario to perform and are left to develop the story together as a.
Children quickly realise that teamwork and collaboration are important skills to get the best out of their workshops. In a performance context, every member of a performance has a specific role to play during a scene and work together as a team. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience. Necessary Necessary. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly.
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Questions, doubts, issues? We're here to help you! End chat. Our chat is open Mon pm, Wed 9. Have you got question? Write to us! This chat session has ended. Was this conversation useful? Vote this chat session. Receive the copy of the chat via e-mail. This can be utilised at school through structured play and drama to encourage pupils to learn actively and interactively throughout the primary years and across the curriculum.
Children like to move and to interact with others. In drama we ask them to do exactly this. Rather than sitting still and listening they are encouraged to move, speak and respond to one another. Students who are challenged by reading and writing including those with English as a second language often respond more positively to the imaginative and multi-sensory learning offered by drama. This in turn helps them develop such skills as creativity, enquiry, communication, empathy, self confidence, cooperation, leadership and negotiation.
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