Philosophical and Educational Foundation of Creative Drama

A social encounter involving groups of individuals who use their body and mind via actions and force, creativity and speech.

• Story Telling

• Play

• Drama

• Theatre

It is Greek word "theasthai" related to performing arts that means "behold".

• Performance

• Theatre

• Dance

• Art

According to Richard Shechner, there seven functions of performance. Which of the following does not belong to the group?

• to entertain

• to foster community

• to deal with demonic

• All of the above

There are three models of dramatic action, which among the choices below does not belong to the group?

• Eploratory

• Collaborative

• Expressive

• Illustrative

A profound important activity in the process of character development that enables learners to progress holistically in relation to its application in the real world.

• Dialogue

• Drama

• Play

• None of the above

There are two main advantages of creative drama for learners in the elementary schools level. Which among the choices is correct?

• Self-actualization and Belongingness

• Personal Development and Emotional Development

• Self-actualization and Personal and Emotional Development

• Physical and Mental development

It is encourages deep thinking, foster self-discipline, build strength and potential, and insights to achieve awareness among the five senses.

• Creative Drama

• Dramatics

• Creative Dramatics

• Drama

It involves thinking, feeling, moving, speaking like the person portrayed.

• Pantomime

• Story Telling

• Improvisation

• Characterization

A free play among young children which help them imitate actions and interpret the world around them.

• Dramatic Play

• Dramatic Literacy

• Dramatic Therapy

• Educational Drama

It is a non-story improvisation that allows learners to concentrate and develop characters prior to characterization.

• Dialogue

• Monologue

• Practice

• Warm-up