The Teacher as Actor: Entertaining To Educate
Very little has been written about the parallel between teaching and acting. Nor has much been written about the atrical devices that might be suited to the classroom. These writers describe specific correlations between teach ing and acting, and encourage admin istrators to schedule programs for he...
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