Teaching Strategies
PLEASE NOTE: Before your start, please consult the resources on the FOR AUTHORS page, and follow the guidelines for publishing a unit, including:
- Guidelines for Writing a Unit Plan
- Unit Plan Template (Word Document)
- Publishing Your Unit Checklist
Year Level:
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Example: Years 3 and 4 (ages 8 – 10 years)
Unit Length:
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Example: 9 weeks
Unit description:
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Example:
- These experiences support students in developing aesthetic knowledge across cognitive, sensory, emotive, and physical domains, and in valuing artworks and practices from diverse times, places, and other cultural contexts.
- Use stimulus materials, such as images, events, texts, questions, and observations, as inspiration for their own making and responding to drama.
- Describe and use selected elements of drama they experience, create and/or perform.
- Describe where, why and/or how drama is created and/or performed across cultures, times, places and/or other contexts.
- Use selected elements of drama.
Collaborate to improvise and/or devise drama that communicates ideas, perspectives and/or meaning. - Perform their work in informal settings.
Connections:
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Example: Literacy; Personal and social capability; Intercultural understanding; Numeracy; ICT capability; Critical and creative thinking
Assessment:
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Example:
As a summative task, students craft a performance poetry piece using individual reflections written in the form of “Earth Guardians”. These lines, shaped by dramatic experiences and research in class, convey personal messages about sustainability.
Students collaboratively sequence and refine their lines into an original poem, which is then transformed into a dynamic performance using the elements of drama.
Additional applications:
[Any other additional information regarding the unit of work]
Example:
This unit of work can be delivered as an integrated unit, combining English, Science and Visual Arts. Students can engage with sustainability concepts across disciplines, developing literacy and communication skills in English, exploring environmental and ecological knowledge in Science, and expressing ideas creatively through the Visual Arts.
Curriculum Connections:
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Example:
Australian Curriculum F- 10 Version 9 Content Descriptors for “My Unit Name”
Exploring and responding
- AC9ADR4E01: Explore where, why and how drama is created and/or performed across cultures, times, places and/or other contexts
Developing practice and skills
- AC9ADR4D01: Use the elements of drama to explore and develop ideas for dramatic action in improvisations and/or devised drama
Creating and making
- AC9ADR4C01: Improvise and/or devise and shape drama using the elements of drama to communicate ideas, perspectives and/or meaning
Unit Authors:
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Example: This unit was created by:
- Jill Smith, Teacher
- Jack Green, Lecturer
- Margaret Brown, Student Teacher
Resources
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Additional Resources:
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