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Teaching Playwriting: Creativity in Practice
(9781474288019) - Paul Gardiner | Teaching Playwriting, Students writing and creativity, Students Playwriting
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Playwriting is a skill underexplored in the classroom, despite the strong evidence that it's an engaging and rewarding activity for young people. Teaching Playwriting addresses this gap and is an essential resource for teachers wanting to gain the skills and confidence necessary to introduce playwriting to their students. Based on rich research and clearly explained theoretical concepts, the book explores the lessons from creativity theory that will provide the teacher with the skills and knowledge necessary to empower students' writing and creativity.
It also includes extensive practical activities and writing exercises to develop students' playwriting proficiency and creative capacity. Discussing key concepts in playwriting such as idea, dialogue, character, action and structure, the book enables teachers to respond to the unique learning needs of their students and help them tell their stories and reach their potential as young playwrights.
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| Brand |  Bloomsbury Academic is a publisher of academic books and journals. It is a division of Bloomsbury Publishing, a global publishing house. |
| ISBN | Bloomsbury Academic 1474288014 |
| ID | 10919854 |
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Paul Gardiner |
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