1. The Williston Northampton School - Summer Drama & Music Programs 2004 Print version of page. drama programs. Pioneer Valley Summer Theatre programs This fun and fastpaced experience will teach students the aspects of creating a new play as well as http://www.williston.com/content_page_view.asp?item_id=523

2. Teach English Abroad Programs teach English Abroad programs. Click Here for More Info! teachING EXAM CLASSES, teachING ADULTS, teachING ENGLISH THROUGH drama These short 20hour update courses are intended http://www.studyabroad.com/tefl/teflprog.html

Teach English Abroad Programs Click Here for More Info! Navigate Studyabroad.com: Home Site Menu Forum Marketplace ... Express! Academy of Languages 98 Yesler Way Seattle, WA 98104 Phone Where: Seattle TESL Certificate Program : This post-baccalaureate Certificate Program trains active and prospective teachers in second-language acquisition and contemporary teaching methods, focusing on practical application of theory. Click to send E-mail to: Action in English 342 Newbury Street Boston, MA 02115 USA Where: Boston, MA, When: Year Round Action in English : Action in English offers a complete training program for prospectiveteachers of English around the world. Action in English's TEFL CertificateProgram is intended for those who want to teach English as a SecondLanguage, but have no previous classroom teaching experience.We provide prospective teachers theoretical understanding and practicaltechniques for developing a good classroom atmosphere and teaching the fourbasic skills. The curriculum also requires extensive observation and liveclassroom teaching.Action in English is located in Boston's safe and elegant Back Bay. It isjust footsteps away from wonderful bookstores, restaurants and shops.By the end of the course, participants feel confident about their abilityto teach English to non-native speakers around the globe. They earn acertificate and the research skills they need to find and obtain anappropriate job. Click to send E-mail to: Active Language Center 3350 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 565

3. THE DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY DEGREE IN COMPARATIVE LITERATURE WITH A CONCENTRATION I The doctorate in Comparative Literature with a concentration in drama is intended Normally, Ph.D. candidates in the combined programs teach three or six units http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~complit/drama.htm

The Ph.D. Program in Comparative Literature with a Concentration in Drama The doctorate in Comparative Literature with a concentration in Drama is intended to prepare candidates for careers as teachers and researchers. The program is focused on the study of dramatic literature, theatre history, or performance theory in a comparative context involving more than a single literature or examining the theatre from a cross-cultural or interdisciplinary perspective involving, for example, anthropology, music or the visual arts. This program draws together faculty from several departments and takes advantage of the many activities and productions at the Mallinckrodt Center of the Performing Arts at Washington University. Admission to the Program The following are required as part of the admission file for all students: Current GRE scores Three letters of recommendation Transcripts for all academic work since secondary school A writing sample consisting of an essay Evidence of language proficiency in the major language, in English, and in a third language TOEFL scores for students who do not speak English as their native language.

4. NYU Steinhardt School Of Education - Programs specialists to inaugurate and conduct drama programs; specialists are also needed for programs in camps, parks may also be certified to teach English in New York public schools http://www.nyu.edu/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/ejf9434/steinhardt/programs.cgi?db=programs&a

5. Program Highlights: Drama alternative to other university drama programs by interweaving a The program draws instructors in academic known theatre professionals teach practical courses. http://www.utoronto.ca/innis/ProgramHighlights/drama/

Focus on: Drama at University College Drama Program The Drama programs (Minor, Major, Specialist) offer students the opportunity to combine high standards of practical, professionally oriented theatre training with a rich and rigorous academic program. Housed in the Helen Gardiner Phelan Playhouse at the University of Toronto's downtown campus, this unique undergraduate program has, since 1975, offered a stimulating alternative to other university drama programs by interweaving a broad range of practical courses with a solid academic training. The program draws instructors in academic courses from departments across the University of Toronto. Experienced and well-known theatre professionals teach practical courses. The program has also forged links with leading Canadian theatres, including Factory Theatre, Theatre Passe Muraille, the Royal Alexandra Theatre, Theatre Columbus, and Theatre Smith-Gilmour. Our instructors' ties to these theatres, along with the UC Drama Program alumni who hold important positions in these and other professional theatres, assure our graduates of direct access to future professional theatre training and employment opportunities. Drama Courses The program's flexibility allows students to select from a group of courses those in which they are most interested. Class sizes are kept small, so students receive individual focus and attention. Acceptance into practical courses (performance, production, design) is based on an audition and/or interview. Students must audition each year for acceptance into the next level of performance classes. Students of the University College Drama Program also compliment their studies with selected courses from other departments.

6. University College - UC Programs And if we can, will that teach us something about human to create simulations of the thinking process, and develop programs which are UC Home drama Program. http://www.utoronto.ca/uc/docs/

niversity College offers a number of programs and courses outside the areas traditionally covered by departments. These include programs and courses in Aboriginal Studies, Canadian Studies, Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence, Drama, Peace and Conflict Studies, and Sexual Diversity Studies, in addition to 199Y Seminars, and introductory courses for non-specialists in such areas as mathematics, physics, and architecture. The overall aims of the College programs are to foster interdisciplinary work in significant areas of study and to encourage intellectual breadth. Many program courses are open to students not enrolled in the programs themselves. In addition, University College is home to myriad professors in various departments of Arts and Sciences at UofT from Anthropology to Zoology. Follow links below for detailed information on each program: Aboriginal Studies Canadian Studies Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence Drama Program ... Sexual Diversity Studies Aboriginal Studies The Aboriginal Studies Program focuses on the culture, language, and history of First Nations people, contributing to our understanding of the interaction between First Nations and Euro-Canadian society. It is an interdisciplinary program, drawing from a wide range of resources at the University of Toronto and is jointly sponsored by the Departments of Anthropology and Linguistics.

7. Drama Graduate Programs At The UM Graduate School Graduate students are given opportunities to teach in labs, shops, studios and in the classroom because we All programs in the Department of drama/Dance are accredited by the http://www.umt.edu/grad/programs/finearts/drama

Drama Department website Campus Location Performing Arts/Radio-TV Center, Room 196 Federal Express Delivery - Street Address 32 Campus Drive #8136 Missoula, MT 59812-8136 Fax: (406) 243-5726 drama@selway.umt.edu Graduate Program Coordinators Randy Bolton, Co-chair Mark Dean, Co-chair Drama Program Description The Department of Drama/Dance provides a lively theatre production environment and academic program that is positive, supportive and rigorous in its expectations of graduate students. The goal of the professional training at an advanced level is to prepare the student artist for a career in the professional theatre or theatre education. Graduate students are given opportunities to teach in labs, shops, studios and in the classroom because we recognize that teaching one's art has become an integral, beneficial and often necessary part of the professional artist's career. Teaching also further develops the students' understanding of their own craft and theory.

8. Classes And Workshops Education programs teach the principles and techniques of drama and theatre arts and also use those principles and techniques to enrich understanding of a wide http://www.sct.org/classes/

Education Programs at SCT (currently the Deaf Youth Drama Program, Education Outreach, and the Drama School) strive to enhance the mainstage experience at SCT, and to fulfill the following part of SCT's mission statement: "to provide theatre education and theatre arts training, taught by professional artists, that ensure participatory experiences for young people." Education Programs teach the principles and techniques of drama and theatre arts and also use those principles and techniques to enrich understanding of a wide variety of disciplines and experiences. Education Outreach SCT Drama School Deaf Youth Drama Program

9. SurfWax -- News And Articles On Drama Curriculum Articles on drama Curriculum from newspapers and magazines around the world. outraged by the proposed cuts which include drama, band programs and childcare that they organized a march Monday go into the schools to teach drama, dance and the visual arts http://education.surfwax.com/files/Drama_Curriculum.html

Last update: Jun 07, 2004 Mentors in music Jun 07, 2004 " Apart from Mr. Brown, who is attending the institute for a second year, the other participants are Kelly L. Corcoran, a conducting and voice student from Nashville, who is assistant music director and director of education of the Nashville Opera Association; Damon Gupton, a Detroit native living in New York who has a degree in trombone from the University of Michigan and a drama diploma from the Juilliard School; and Carolyn Chi-An Kuan, a Taiwan native and graduate of Peabody in Baltimore,... (Washington Times, DC). Utica dropout rate higher Jun 07, 2004 Electives such as economics, journalism and drama are facing cuts next year. "We might as well put education into little pills and give it to them to take home," Mancuso said. (Utica NY Obserer, NY) 32 things every parent should do Jun 07, 2004 There's a computer room, an arts and drama room, a kitchen and a larger activity room complete with air hockey table and karaoke machine. There also is a "sensory room," in which lights, keyboards, colorful balls and beanbag chairs are used to help people with damaged senses flex what they have. (Fresno Bee Lifestyle) RONALD REAGAN: 1911-2004 Jun 06, 2004

10. Theater, Theatre Arts And Drama Graduate Programs, Pacific Coast U.S.A. Directory of graduate and postgraduate programs, including program descriptions, contact information and links to leading programs Theatre is one of the nation's leading professional training programs. The environment is designed to support to prepare English and drama teachers to teach and produce theatre in http://www.gradschools.com/listings/farwest/theater_farwest.html

THEATER, THEATER ARTS AND DRAMA Graduate Schools, Pacific Coast United States Sponsoring Institutions: Click here for information on becoming a sponsoring institution General Listings: American Conservatory Theater Acting 30 Grant Avenue San Francisco, CA 94108-5834 U.S.A. Click to send E-mail to: Phone: Fax: The M.F.A. in acting degree may be conferred upon a student who holds a bachelor's degree from an accredited college and who successfully completes the three years of consecutive training. A certificate in acting is awarded to students who do not hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited college and who successfully complete the three years of consecutive training. Degrees Offered: M.F.A. - Theater Student loans with fees as low as zero from Access Group offered at this school -> California Institute of the Arts Theatre 24700 McBean Parkway Valencia, CA 91355-2397 U.S.A. Click to send E-mail to: Phone: Fax: The School of Theatre is one of the nation's leading professional training programs. The environment is designed to support the creation of new work and original interpretation. We offer Programs in Performance, which include Acting, Directing and Writing for Performance as well as Programs in Design and Production, which include Costume Design, Lighting Design, Scene Design, Scene Painting, Properties, Puppetry, and Sound Design programs and Stage Management, Producing, and Technical Direction. Production and class work complement each other, challenging students to redefine performance on the basis of an appreciation for theatre traditions. In all aspects of our work, we encourage students to develop skills, to take risks, and to commit fully to the collaborative process.

11. University Queer Programs University LGBT/Queer programs. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender to hire faculty to teach two courses in Gay various departments, notably English, history, drama, and sociology http://www.people.ku.edu/~jyounger/lgbtqprogs.html

University LGBT/Queer Programs Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Transsexual Queer Studies in the USA and Canada plus inaugural date: 7 August 1997; last update: 15 April 2004 All comments and additions are gratefully welcomed: John G. Younger's email JGY's homepage more info about university The following information is based on: the list originally published in the Lesbian and Gay Studies Newsletter [LGSN] 22.1 [Mar 1995] 14-15), the results of a casual survey conducted over the Summer 1997, information culled from issues of the Committeee on Lesbian and Gay History Newsletter (CLGH), current issues of the Lesbian and Gay Studies Newsletter (LGSN), a document listing courses generously supplied by C. Shepard, director of the Campus Project of the NGLTF, 1995 (these include, in parentheses, the name of the instructor and the year first given), the list of LGBT Campus Centers maintained by "National Consortium of Directors of LGBT Resourses in Higher Education" : http://www.lgbtcampus.org/directory.htm, updates and information supplied by friends and allies at the various universities and colleges thesmselves (many thanks!)

12. Vallivue High School Drama drama classes use intense, onyour-feet acting exercises to teach fundamentals of acting and develop dramatic pieces. Vallivue drama programs are taught and directed by Julie Rember http://www.sd139.k12.id.us/vhs/clubs/drama/drama.html

VALLIVUE HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA Vallivue drama classes use intense, on-your-feet acting exercises to teach fundamentals of acting and develop dramatic pieces. The curriculum covers character development, mime, script analysis, improvisation, play writing, theater history, and performance. Three levels of courses are taught: Intro Drama, Drama II, and an elite class, Actor's Ensemble . Each class presents a public recital each semester. Visit the Upcoming Drama Events Page Visit the Past Events Page The Drama Club Going to state for Anne Frank Drama Club is available and open to all Vallivue students. Drama Club produces two main stage productions each year. In recent years, the VHS Drama Club has presented A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Odd Couple (male and female version), The Musical Murders of 1940, The Taming of the Shrew, Our Town, The Royal Family, and The Imaginary Invalid. In coproduction with VHS Choirs, we have mounted Hello Dolly!, Camelot, and Brigadoon . Two years ago we put on Go Back for Murder . In the spring, we put on

13. IU Theatre & Drama are at the forefront of their disciplines teach at all of the total theatre and drama program at Indiana Arts, and Doctor of Philosophy programs are structured http://www.indiana.edu/~thtr/grad_programs.html

Graduate Programs General Info Admission GRE Transfer Students ... Return to Theatre and Drama Home Page When you become a student at Indiana University, you join an academic community internationally known for the excellence and diversity of its programs. With 320 degree programs, the Bloomington campus attracts students from all 50 states and more than 100 countries. Indiana University was founded at Bloomington in 1820 and is one of the oldest and largest institutions of higher learning in the Midwest, with 94,000 students on eight campuses. The largest campus is at Bloomington, which serves 26,200 undergraduate and 6,500 graduate students. University Graduate School: The University Graduate School awards approximately 300 doctoral and 500 master's degrees annually. In addition to the PhD., the University Graduate School at Indiana University has sole jurisdiction over the Master of Arts, Master of Fine Arts, Master of Arts for Teachers, Master of Science, and Master of Law degrees wherever they are offered on the university's eight campuses. Indiana University is proud of its faculty, which upholds a standard of excellence in education. College faculty who are at the forefront of their disciplines teach at all levels of the curriculum, from freshman through senior and graduate courses.

14. Playwrights Project Teaching Programs Standards) A comprehensive standards based program that infuses Recognizing And dramatizing Alternative Registers)drama-based activities teach why, how http://www.playwrightsproject.com/teach.html

Classroom Programs WRITING LIVES A new program linking teens with senior citizens. SEEDS (Stimulating Educational Excellence through Drama Standards) A comprehensive standards based program that infuses theatre arts into the language arts curriculum through playwriting residencies, sessions with professional actors, and attendance at professional theatre productions. IMAGINE THAT! Drama-based activities for promoting literacy and communication skills for grades K-4. RADAR (Recognizing And Dramatizing Alternative Registers)-Drama-based activities teach why, how and when to use Mainstream Academic English for grades 5-8. WRITE ON! Playwriting residency for grades 5-12. Professional Development for Teachers Using drama-based activities to teach K-12 curriculum Touring Performances Bring quality theatre to your school. Homepage Our References Performances Who We Are ... Lifestages Playwrights Project Main Office 450 B Street, Ste. 1020 San Diego, CA 92101 Ph: 619-239-8222 write@playwrightsproject.com Los Angeles Office 1612 Garden Street Glendale, CA 91201

15. Drama Graduate Programs At The UM Graduate School The department also interacts with the Media Arts MFA program which is The Media Arts faculty also teach and create in the Department of drama/Dance. http://www.umt.edu/grad/programs/finearts/drama/default.htm

Drama Department website Campus Location Performing Arts/Radio-TV Center, Room 196 Federal Express Delivery - Street Address 32 Campus Drive #8136 Missoula, MT 59812-8136 Fax: (406) 243-5726 drama@selway.umt.edu Graduate Program Coordinators Randy Bolton, Co-chair Mark Dean, Co-chair Drama Program Description The Department of Drama/Dance provides a lively theatre production environment and academic program that is positive, supportive and rigorous in its expectations of graduate students. The goal of the professional training at an advanced level is to prepare the student artist for a career in the professional theatre or theatre education. Graduate students are given opportunities to teach in labs, shops, studios and in the classroom because we recognize that teaching one's art has become an integral, beneficial and often necessary part of the professional artist's career. Teaching also further develops the students' understanding of their own craft and theory.

16. In-School Programs the coordination of classroom instruction and drama activities, your s Theatre’s Playwrightin-the-Schools Program is designed to teach theater arts http://www.ctcharlotte.org/InSchool2003.htm

Scheduling To schedule a program for your school, call 704-376-8025 Home What's New 2004-2005 Season Tarradiddle Players ... Employment Our work in Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools grows every season. Here's a look at some of the major programs we offer in the classroom. To schedule a program, call the Education Department at 704-376-8025 Learning Through Drama Residencies Drama as a Way to Learn Children’s Theatre of Charlotte is dedicated to the idea that drama is an integral part of the human experience. The Learning Through Drama Program (LTD) is designed to offer young people the opportunity to learn in a dynamic, fun and challenging way. LTD residencies, which last between three and nine days, are designed to place two drama specialists in your classroom to address curriculum-based units of study in the areas of Communication Skills, Social Studies and Science, as well as, Theatre Arts. These residencies are designed to specifically support the goals and objectives put forth in the N.C. Standard Course of Study. Residencies at a Glance If your class is studying a specific curriculum area, we can tailor an LTD Residency to meet your needs. Call the Education Department at 704-376-8025 for more information.

17. USATODAY.com - Electives Teach Most Valuable Lessons Electives teach most valuable lessons By Patrick Welsh. Every day more science, math and socialstudies requirements, programs in music, drama and journalism http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2004-02-02-electives_x.htm

Cars Jobs Franchises Business Opportunities ... Weather Politics Politics home Politics briefs Latest polls Political calendar Washington Washington home Washington briefs Government Guide Law Center Health Health home Medical resources Health information Editorial/Opinion Ed/Op home Columnists Cartoons More News Top news briefs Nation briefs World briefs States ... Talk Today Posted 2/2/2004 8:13 PM Click Here Today's Top News Stories Thousands wait hours to pay respects at Ronald Reagan library U.N. endorses Iraq sovereignty transfer Greenspan: Rate hikes will be gradual, unless inflation threatens What did the lawyers say? Ashcroft denies torture ... Add USATODAY.com headlines to your Web site E-Mail Newsletters Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. E-mail: Select one: HTML Text Breaking News E-Mail Alerts Get breaking news in your inbox as it happens Electives teach most valuable lessons By Patrick Welsh When I look around my class and see kids chuckling, I can't help but feel how out of touch schools are with the real lives of the kids entrusted to their care. Obsessed with the results of so-called high-stakes testing (which, in fact, have turned into minimum competency tests that almost any middle-class kid can pass with a modicum of effort), educators have forgotten that what schools offer outside the classroom also is essential to a total education.

18. Local Performer To Teach Summer Drama Classes Local performer to teach summer drama classes. The actor is preparing for the museum’s summer programs. s theater for 10 years, will be teaching drama at this http://www.gwinnettdailyonline.com/GDP/archive/article922F9856941242D9BF873BAFF0

Printer Friendly Version Email this article to a friend Home Local performer to teach summer drama classes By Rachael Mason Staff Writer rachael.mason@gwinnettdailypost.com Gwinnett Daily Post/Jason Braverman Above, local actor Geoffrey Brown is teaching drama classes this summer at the Hudgens Center for the Arts. Brown has been directing children’s theater for 10 years. Below, Brown’s skills include piano playing. Geoffrey Brown paused in front of a banner for “The Inventions of Leonardo da Vinci” exhibit at the Jacqueline Casey Hudgens Center for the Arts. “I don’t think I look anything like Leonardo da Vinci,” he said. “Well, we both have beards.” Whether or not Brown is actually a da Vinci look-alike, the actor was hired to portray the artist at the Children’s Arts Museum at the Hudgens Center. During the five-month Leonardo da Vinci exhibit, Brown performed for thousands of students visiting the museum on field trips. “It was a lot like teaching an art history and science history lesson in character. It was really fun,” Brown said. When the exhibit closed May 6, Brown was finished with his role as the Renaissance artist. But he’s still working for the Hudgens Center, teaching drama classes, doing graphic design projects and hosting children’s birthday parties.

19. Cordell Hull Foundation Teacher Exchange Programs A number of teachers from India teach Math and Science in Atlanta. Others teach or assist in ESL, music and/or drama programs. For http://payson.tulane.edu/cordellhull/serv01.htm

French teacher Spanish teacher visa French visa Spanish visa J-1 exchange visa foreign visa work visa international exchange teacher exchange visa The Cordell Hull Foundation for International Education is authorized by the U.S. Department of State to sponsor J-1 visas for exchange visitors and takes pride participating in exchange programs for teachers and teacher trainees from over thirty-five countries of the world. Click logo for Exchange Teacher Application in Word 2000 format When pop-up window appears, click on CANCEL Cliquez sur Fleur de lis pour télécharger le fichier de candidature de stagiare - Après - cliquer sur CANCEL Spanish Teacher Trainee Application Click on Spanish flag to download. Afterwards, click on CANCEL. Cliquez sur le drapeau français pour télécharger et remplir le questionnaire informatique Après - cliquer sur CANCEL Click disc for HTML version of Exchange Teacher Application The Cordell Hull Foundation (CHF) contracts with individual schools and school systems to assist in the recruitment, selection and administration for sponsorship of foreign-associate J-1 exchange visas for bilingual teachers. Several hundred teachers and French trainees for public schools are sponsored by the CHF. The Foundation also sponsors exchange teachers in several dual and triple foreign-language curricula offering a choice of French, Spanish and German tracks. Since each language reflects the values, history and manner of thinking for those who speak it, learning another tongue is a particularly effective medium for understanding other cultures. Speaking another's language is a powerful statement of respect.

20. Speech And Theatre Department of high school drama program you had or the high school drama program you didn t and staff in our theatre programs - and only in our theatre programs. teach? http://www.okcu.edu/theatre/index.asp

Home Degree Programs Staff Bios Scholarships ... Costume Rental Speech and Theatre Department Features of the Department Theatre at Oklahoma City University boasts many features that set it apart from other performance programs both here and throughout the country. First, you do not have to audition to be a theatre major at OCU. Why? Because high school drama programs and drama teachers are so varied throughout this country, we didn't think it would be fair to base admission to the department on the type of high school drama program you had - or the high school drama program you didn't have! If you are accepted at OCU you are accepted into the theatre program. If your first language is not English, you will have to score a 55 on the Test of Spoken English to be a student in any of our theatre programs. Second, the theatre at Oklahoma City University is the only one around that presents a six-show main stage season . Every season includes 4 plays for adult audiences and 2 plays for young audiences. Each play for adults is performed four times. Each theatre for young audiences' production has two daytime performances for school groups and three public performances for general audiences. Students enrolled in Directing I, Directing II, and graduate projects classes have the opportunity to direct plays; this, of course, affords students even more opportunities to perform! In addition, the

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