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Dramatic Arts - Grade 9, Open

  • By touring our museum, (and using our in house resource library), students can use the museum as a primary and/or secondary resource, transforming this historical experience into a dramatic text
  • Construct, discuss, perform and analyse your dramatic expression
  • Reflect on the experience to develop an understanding of yourself, the art form, and the world around you

Consider expressing your research findings through:

  • Storytelling
  • Improvisation
  • Choral speaking
  • Soliloquy
  • Dance drama
  • Dramatic play

Through this experience:

  • Assess the role research plays in such presentations
  • Explain how role-playing in dramatic arts can act as a catalyst for learning about you, others and the world in the context of World peace
  • Explain how role-playing in dramatic arts can act as a catalyst for learning about you, others and the world in the context of World peace
  • Can you relate to (or empathize with) the families affected by war felt? What part does this play in your role-playing?

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