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English

 

The main purpose of this dynamic course is to introduce teachers to the use of improvisational drama as a valuable teaching method in the language classroom. Besides offering several practical examples of how drama can actively engage students in the study of literary texts and strengthen their English language skills, the course will include an overview of several interactive drama techniques; hands-on experience in planning lessons using drama as a most helpful and empowering tool.

 

Teachers of English and other foreign languages

 

Luzern

 

Fri 08.04.11

 

WBZ CPS
Haus der Kantone / Maison des cantons
Speichergasse 6, Postfach, 3000 Bern 7
Tel. 031 320 16 80, Fax. 031 320 16 81
e-mail: wbz-cps@wbz-cps.ch, www.wbz-cps.ch

 

Hanspeter Wenger, Unter Tannberg 14, 6214 Schenkon
Tel: 041 921 19 58, E-Mail: hanspeter.wenger@edulu.ch;
Michael Rutman, Feldstrasse 25A, 8330 Pfäffikon ZH
Tel: 044 950 41 84, E-Mail: rutman@bluewin.ch

 

Judith Ackroyd, Professor of Drama and teacher trainer, London

 

310.00

 

02.02.2011