PPT-Chapter 9 Drama, Role Play,

and Simulations Looking Ahead What role does dramatic excitement and suspense play in the social studies curriculum What is a true educational experience What techniques can teachers employ to help create educational experiences. Eva Fernández Berrios. Jesús Bravo Sánchez. Mari Carmen Valero Sales. DEFINITION OF ROLE-PLAY. Students play a part (their own or somebody else’s) in a specific situation.. Give student information about who they are, and what they think and feel.. Freewrite. Questions. How . is reading . drama . (a play) different . from reading fiction (like a short story or a novel)? . What things are especially important to notice when reading drama? . That being said, how does . AP English Lit. & Comp.. Drama. Drama is a performed art.. It comes to exist only through performance on a stage. If it is not performed it is simply fiction.. Drama is a visual form.. Drama can exist without words, but it cannot exist without actors in motion, actors intending to be seen.. AP English Lit. & Comp.. Tools of Drama. Plot – the storyline and action of a play, developed primarily through dialogue. Flashbacks – depictions of events that happened in the past.. Foreshadowing – reveals action that may happen in the future.. Carl Sandburg Elementary. Quarter 1. Pantomime. MIME (Pantomime). Children use only facial expressions and body language to pass on a message script to the rest of the class.. Drama Games. DRAMA GAMES. A story that is written to be performed. . It is a play put on for the public. . Movies are dramas that are caught on camera.. Drama Terms . Dramatization- the acting out of something. . Stage Directions- tells the actor how to act, where to stand, how to move, etc. . How does drama provide the reader a different experience than prose (short stories, novels) or poetry?. How is drama different from television?. Drama. Comes from the Greek Word, . “. Dran. ”. . drama. comes from the Greek verb . dran. , which means “to do.” The Doing/Acting is what makes drama.. The earliest known plays. . . . Were written around the fifth century B.C. Produced for festivals to honor Dionysus, the god of wine and fertility. Focus Questions. What are the narrative essentials of a written play?. What influence has Aristotle had on drama?. How does modern drama differ from traditional drama?. What does the exposition of a play reveal?. duplo. and the . karagatan. .. . *. Duplo. – was a poetical debate held by trained men and women in the ninth night, the last night of the mourning period for the dead. . . Bellacos. – male participants, they are the heads of the games. . duplo. and the . karagatan. .. . *. Duplo. – was a poetical debate held by trained men and women in the ninth night, the last night of the mourning period for the dead. . . Bellacos. – male participants, they are the heads of the games. . GCSE Drama OCR Exam Board Learning Objective To develop an understanding of the components of GCSE Drama through the OCR syllabus Russell group universities The Russell group is in charge of some of our most prestigious universities in the UK. Including: . Introduction. . . One . Act Play has grown to maturity in the contemporary theatre. In the ebullient days of Strindberg, Yeats, Synge, O’Neill and others, the one act play has become an impressive form with which famous creative dramatist attempt to find new idea and to experience exciting vivid characters onto the stage. . Drama does not rely on narration, however, presents you with speech and action.. Drama, like prose fiction, utilizes plot and characters, develops a theme, arouses emotion or appeals to humor, and may be escapist or interpretive in its dealings with life. Like poetry, it may draw upon all the resources of language, including verse .