We know that drama allows students to learn to communicate effectively. We have also found and experienced that drama is a great tool for students to learn and practice communicating in their second language.
As drama is taught in an active and interesting way students are exposed to words, expressions and discussions that they may not experience during a language lesson.
Adlibbing is a central part of our curriculum. Adlibbing, or informal language, asks that students create their own lines, sentences and conversations. This part of the lesson is an effective tool for language development, especially with younger students and students who use English as their second language.
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| Lower and Upper Primary students at the Paarl studio reveling in the Improv exercises. |
The benefits of drama are endless.
Take a look at our website to find out more about how drama is key in developing Confidence, Creativity and Communication.
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