High School Modern Plays Resources

Examine the distinctions between modern and traditional drama through Eugene O'Neill's exploration of themes and characters. Gain insights into dramatic structure, thematic expression, and character development to deepen understanding of their complexities and nuances.

Investigate the unique characteristics of modern drama and the thematic elements in Eugene O'Neill's plays. Examine how these aspects shape character development and influence plot structure. Identify learning outcomes related to understanding the influence of thematic elements on characters and narratives, and develop skills in literary analysis and interpretation.

Investigate the fundamental elements and structure of drama in playwriting and screenwriting. Hone the ability to effectively analyze dramatic tension and character development.

Investigate the organization of plays, stage directions, and character conflicts in dramatic settings. Gain insights into fundamental concepts of drama and enhance analysis skills.

Students will engage in independent research to celebrate Black History Month by studying notable figures. They will develop skills in researching, synthesizing information, and writing by producing detailed biography outlines. Emphasis is placed on honing critical thinking and organization abilities, fostering an appreciation for the contributions and history of Black individuals and communities.