'I Thought Drama was not for Me': Teachers' Experiences and Acquired Skills in Using Drama Activities in Teaching

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Title:	'I Thought Drama was not for Me': Teachers' Experiences and Acquired Skills in Using Drama Activities in Teaching
Authors:	Eklund Heidi-Tuulia
Source:	Research in Arts and Education; Vol. 2024 No. 3 (2024): Thematic Issue on Art and a Hopeful Future; 89-107 Research in Arts and Education; Vol 2024 Nro 3 (2024): Thematic Issue on Art and a Hopeful Future; 89-107
Publisher Information:	Aalto University, School of Arts, Design and Architecture, Department of Arts, 2024.
Publication Year:	2024
Subject Terms:	drama/theater-education, Drama/theater education, pedagogical skills, opetus, draamamenetelmät, opettajat, draamapedagogiikka, pedagogiikka, teachers' drama experiences, ammatillinen kehitys, kokemukset, luovuus, opetusmenetelmät, multiple intelligence
Description:	The objective of this study is to examine teachers' experiences and competencies in using drama as a pedagogical tool. The data set comprises 36 teachers who have integrated drama into their pedagogical practices. The theoretical framework was based on Gardner's multiple intelligences theory. The integration of drama facilitated teachers' professional development as educators. Teachers identified improvements in perseverance, moral awareness, self-reflection, and courage to express oneself. Furthermore, the teachers exhibited advancement in creativity, joy of teaching, group management abilities, acceptance of diversity, and the ability to embrace incompleteness.
Document Type:	Article
File Description:	application/pdf; fulltext
ISSN:	2670-2142
DOI:	10.54916/rae.143352
Access URL:	https://journal.fi/rae/article/view/143352 http://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:jyu-202411287519
Rights:	CC BY
Accession Number:	edsair.doi.dedup.....19d92980493ea4c1b3af099213deb345
Database:	OpenAIRE

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ISSN:	26702142
DOI:	10.54916/rae.143352