Some learning tasks are losing their value.
I am back after a summer of rest and reflection with my first blog post of the academic year. The...
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Category: Drama Education
Your body may be undermining your communication before you say a word.
That is not a dramatic claim. I think it is increasingly a practical one. A great deal of modern...
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Assessment in KS3 Drama
This week I presented some work on KS3 Drama assessment to academic leadership and heads of...
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The Drama Studio: A Laboratory for Human Intelligence
The future belongs to people who can work fluently with technology and still remain unmistakably...
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What are we missing?
So much of what shapes a room is communicated without words. When I watch plays, I’m often drawn...
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Teaching Students to Fly (Literally): Using Roadblocks to Inspire Creative Problem-Solving in Drama
In an era where innovation and adaptability are highly valued across industries, fostering...
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Enhancing Motivation Through SDT
One of the many important things to me in my practice is building a real sense of intrinsic...
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True Stage Presence
I often hear people say things like, “be louder,” “add more energy,” or “use bigger gestures”when...
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Drama: A Toolkit for the Future
As we navigate an era shaped by artificial intelligence and automation, it’s worth reflecting on...
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Da Vinci Inspiration
Leonardo da Vinci’s life shows us the brilliance of curiosity and the creativity that blooms when...
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From Retrieval to Real Thinking: A Debate Strategy
Recently, I’ve been experimenting with a questioning structure that goes beyond the usual...
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