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The Democracy through Drama Summer School 2018 seeks to address a range of issues essential for democratic classrooms and schools that are facilitated by competent teachers aiming to increase student civic engagement and democratic awareness and participation. It aims at enabling teachers (including teachers with little or no experience in drama and theatre in education to work with drama practitioners and apply drama techniques to their curriculum subject areas in order to activate student voice and civic engagement.

Applied drama has developed formal techniques and tools that offer an exploration of topics, questions and issues, by ensuring that all students have voice and respect the voice and ideas of others, whilst also requiring that students reflect, listen, asses facts and offer reasons when operating under particular concepts, meanings and beliefs about rights and responsibilities, about others and about the fundamental structure of democratic societies. They also address emotional development by paying particular attention to empathy and respect.  

See "How to Apply" for basic assistance and guidelines on how to submit an application for a grant.

 

The Structure


Objectives

The purpose of the first Summer School is to engage teachers and drama practitioners in the identification and discussion of issues around engagement...

Methodology

The Summer School will present a variety of comprehensive processes for teachers and drama in education practitioners. It will support curricula developments in national contexts.

Preparation

This website will act as a main hub of communication and for sharing and distributing preparatory material with the participants.

Follow-Up

As a follow-up to the training course, the participants will be asked to make use of the activities they worked on during the summer school and share their work via the course's website and the Democracy through Drama community of teachers.

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