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The role of theatre as a site for learning in a community context and how it can provide informal learning opportunities for young people experiencing social difficulty
Theatre as Experiential Learning Tool:
Step by Step Process to Implement Theatrical Laboratories in Classroom
1. The History of Theatre in Learning Education
1.1 The History of Theatre in Learning Education
1.3 ... to Theatre Laboratories
1.4 Advantages of Setting up Theatre Laboratories in Secondary School
1.5 Theatre Games within Theatre Laboratories Qualities; Final Conclusion
2. Examples of Existing Projects in the Past and Selection of the Best Practices
3. Theatre Laboratory (Theatre Lab) as a Space for Learning and Development Social Skills
4. How to Plan a Theatre Laboratory: Number and Typology of Participants (Teachers, Educators and Educators)
4.1 Typology of Locations Needed
4.2 Duration of Each Meeting and Duration and Frequency of the Whole Laboratory
5. How to Set up a Theatre Laboratory
5.1 First Tuning Stage (Investigating the Educational Needs Each Group)
5.2 Techniques to Use to Free the Group and its Emotions
6. How to Manage a Laboratory
7. Typology of Final Feedback Expected (Performance, Written Papers, Video)