Development Through Drama

by Brian Way

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Discusses the importance of drama in the learning development of children and suggests ideas and exercises designed to stimulate the imagination and encourage creativity.

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I remember his advice to look at the fear of failure in children. It has supported me in my work with kids for decades since. A really compassionate approach to using drama with kids. (

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