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Drama in the EFL classroom
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arcumo
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Drama in the EFL classroom
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Hi everyone,
I am thinking about starting a drama class with some 15-year-old students. The idea would be to prepare a sketch which then would be played for other students. Do you know where I could find nice and interesting scripts? My students are teenagers with an elementary level and what I have found so far is either too childish or too difficult.
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24 Mar 2012
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cunliffe
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Hi arcumo, I �ve sent you a pm. |
24 Mar 2012
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tugce078
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hi arcumo ,
ı think you can choose Macbeth by shakespeare we used in high school the age of 14+ and ıt was usefull and effective ın addıtıon, ıt is authentic material they can acquire cultural language awareness. ı hope it will give u some idea.
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24 Mar 2012
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tugce078
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opppsss! Arcumo , ı have realised your students elementary sorry ı think it will be too hard... forget it . sorry :( |
24 Mar 2012
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MoodyMoody
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Sad to say, Macbeth in the original is too difficult for most English-speaking high school students. I used to teach Adult High School students Macbeth, and one day I had jury duty and left a BBC video to show in class. (Great cast, by the way, Ian McKellan and Judi Dench.) Anyway, the substitute teacher complained that she didn �t understand it. So, no, don �t go with Macbeth! |
24 Mar 2012
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Jayho
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Maybe you can find something at
or
Cheers
Jayho |
24 Mar 2012
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