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What’s the point of drama class?

"So why study drama? As scholars who have researched drama and learning for 30 years, it’s clear studying drama can enhance your teenager’s present and contribute to their future. Drama teaches skills for life, learning and employability."

Reference: Raphael,J. & O’Mara, J. (2024, September, 6). What’s the point of drama class? It teaches the workplace skills employers want, for a start. The Conversation.

Link: https://theconversation.com/whats-the-point-of-drama-class-it-teaches-the-workplace-skills-employers-want-for-a-start-236862

Keywords: Arts | Curriculum

Resource Added: 9 September, 2024

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