Course overview
In this course, students will study drama as a philosophy of self, of political change, within inclusive arts practice and as a catalyst for transformation in the adolescent. The theme of transformation and empowerment within drama will be explored as key practitioners and historical agitators of change are examined: drama as a philosophy of change. The methodologies of drama therapy, theatre in education, youth theatre, inclusive Arts practice and the adolescent identity will also be covered with students participating in a community/workplace fieldwork experience. Appropriate content, teaching strategies, materials, processes (design thinking and inquiry based learning) and curricula will be covered to enable implementation and understanding of the potential for transformation and the essential role of the creative arts in shaping and framing cultural identity within an educational environment.
Course learning outcomes
- Demonstrate an understanding of cultural diversity and political theatre methodology in drama
- Value and appreciate inclusive arts practice
- Apply an understanding of the contribution of drama to students' well-being and transformation
- Understand adolescent behaviour and formulate planning for the secondary school learner in drama and creative arts learning areas
- Manage and evaluate self in a transformative placement within a community
Availability
Class details
Mawson Lakes
Class number 51697
Section TU01
Size 27
Available 27
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