In School/College INSET
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Successful Approaches to Play Texts at GCSE Key Stage 4 English
Drama
The course will focus upon approaches to engaging pupil's interest in studying play texts at Key Stage 4. The day will be of value both to NQTs and experienced teachers of English. Throughout the day, there will be opportunities to share and evaluate good practice, present and discuss resources and generate creative approaches.
This course is currently active
This is an active course and may have events scheduled. Visit the course page to see if there are any available.
This is an active course and may have events scheduled. Visit the course page to see if there are any available.
Teaching AS / A2 Drama & Theatre Studies (AQA and EDEXEL)
Drama
The training, which includes theory-based and practical sessions, will focus on the devised unit, decoding text, using the practitioners and "reading" live performance. It will also suggest ways in which to excite and inspire students individually as artists and as members of a theatrical ensemble.
This course is currently active
This is an active course and may have events scheduled. Visit the course page to see if there are any available.
This is an active course and may have events scheduled. Visit the course page to see if there are any available.
Teaching AS Dance for the First Time
Drama
By the end of this course delegates will have made links to the three strands of the course: Performance, Choreography and Appreciation/analysis. They will have an understanding of the different criteria for the practical assessments for performance in the moderation. Delegates will have extended their understanding of the assessment demands and how to manage the external moderation visit. They will have developed a range of practical choreographic approaches to exam papers taking the examination criteria into full account.
Teaching Technical Theatre to GCSE Drama Candidates
Drama
Are you are struggling to feel confident enough to give your students the option of technical theatre for practical GCSE examinations? If so, then this is the course for you! The course aims to give you example work, breakdown the terminology, show you as a busy classroom teacher how to get the most of your students wanting to do technical theatre, explain how to get around equipment issues and most importantly allow you to leave the course feeling confident to allow your pupils the option of choosing technical theatre.
Teaching the BTEC Level 2 (and 1) in Performing Arts (Dance) for the First Time
Drama
It is always daunting to start a course for the first time and interpret the syllabus into a scheme of work that is relevant and appropriate. The BTEC Firsts are exciting vocational Dance courses where you the tutor can pick units you want to deliver and create the vocational opportunities. During the day this course will give you a clear understanding of what Edexcel's new 2012 BTEC Firsts at Level 2 (and 1) involve, the different variations on delivery throughout the year and what is required of students to succeed including how to pick the best units for your learners.
This course is currently active
This is an active course and may have events scheduled. Visit the course page to see if there are any available.
This is an active course and may have events scheduled. Visit the course page to see if there are any available.
Teaching the BTEC Level 3 in Performing Arts (Dance) for the First Time
Drama
It is always daunting to start a course for the first time and interpret the syllabus into a scheme of work that is relevant and appropriate. The BTEC Nationals are exciting vocational Dance courses where you the tutor can pick units you want to deliver and create the vocational opportunities. During the day this course will give you a clear understanding of what Edexcel's Certificate, Subsidiary Diploma and Diploma involve, the different variations on delivery throughout the course and what is required of students to succeed including how to pick the best units for your learners.
The New Head of Drama
Drama
The course will examine the ethos of Drama as a curriculum subject both within an Arts faculty and as an element of the English framework. Curriculum structures and examination specifications will be explored and delegates will receive detailed examples of KS3, GCSE and A level schemes of work. There will be a discussion of KS3 assessment frameworks and delegates will be provided with a variety of examples of structures for auditing, monitoring and record keeping.
The Play's the Thing! Improving Grades with Dramatic Approaches to Shakespeare
Drama
In September 2006, the RSC launched a major campaign to bring about change so that all young people have a positive experience of Shakespeare at school. Shakespeare remains a mandatory part of the National Curriculum and the DfES agreed that a debate, led by the RSC, should continue to investigate innovative and successful ways to teach Shakespeare. There is a major national campaign looking at the way Shakespeare is taught, studied and assessed in our schools.
Using Drama Activities to Teach Citizenship
Drama
Many of the topics included in the KS4 citizenship curriculum are the stuff of which drama is made! Subjects such as law & order, politics & power and the role of the media provide excellent opportunities for developing understanding through the creation of dramatic work. Drama activities also help to build confidence, which will enable learners to participate effectively in discussions as well as developing their skills of enquiry and communication.
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136-140 Old Shoreham Road
Brighton
East Sussex
BN3 7BD