
‘Superteachers’, saints and solitaires: an investigation into Advanced Skills Teachers of Drama
Since the Advanced Skills Teacher (AST) grade was introduced over 4000 have been registered.

Since the Advanced Skills Teacher (AST) grade was introduced over 4000 have been registered.

The author argues that developing students’ ability to think autonomously and critically should be regarded as an educational priority.

In this paper we present the design and implementation of a cross‐curriculum project that was carried out among grade 10 students in a public school in Athens.

I consider how spoken language of drama might be assessed firstly by using Bakhtin’s understanding of the influences that shape spoken language, and secondly by drawing on aspects of Gee’s (1999) model of Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA).

The exploration of devised theatre towards producing case study scenarios is at the core of current drama practice as a powerful means of both giving voice to vulnerable community groups and contributing to inter‐professional education training purposes.

The article is based on a study, Creative learning through drama, carried out by the authors in 2007‐2009 on creative learning through drama.

By playing with different models of human conflict, the article examines how applied drama can help in the process of conflict management.