Theatre teachers are forced to adapt constantly. Whether responding to advancing technologies; cuts to (or the growth of) their programme or ever-changing governmental mandates; they struggle to serve both their students and their craft. Using a theatre arts programme at one Midwestern high school; this book explores how change; good or ill; directly impacts students as well as teachers. Building on the work of the previous edition of Temporary Stages; Jo Beth Gonzalez shows teachers how to sustain confidence and outlines lsquo;critically consciousrsquo; teaching; a technique that encourages students to practise self-agency and critical awareness. Essential reading for all theatre teachers; this indispensible resource is a font of innovative classroom and production practices.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Sherry Thurston did a terrific job collecting and organizing the information and photos and ...By Judie Stoddardthis little fishing village was developed by just a few families and they have continued to support the little town down through generations. Sherry Thurston did a terrific job collecting and organizing the information and photos and dedicated herself to bringing out the warmth and grit of these founding families.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Sneads FerryBy KathyIThis is a wonderful book of Sneads Ferry. The pictures and stories are amazing. Nice to get the back story on my little town.
