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Theatrical games in education

Name: Theatrical games in education
Creator: Perescu, Ioana
Keywords: education, profesor, skills, improvisation, improvizaţie, 4. Education, theatre workshops, aptitudini, teaching principles, joc

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2018Publisher:European Scientific e-JournalJournal:European Scientific e-Journal (eissn: 2695-0243,

Authors: Perescu, Ioana;

doi: 10.47451/ped2021-01-001

Theatrical games in education

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Abstract

Abstract: This article describes various ways in which theatrical games, theatrical improvisation games can contribute to an individual’s education, regardless of his or her age. Whether it’s a child, a teenager or an adult, the game develops a series of useful lifelong skills. Keywords: Game, improvisation, education, artistic education, teacher, teaching principles, skills, theatre workshops.

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education, profesor, skills, improvisation, improvizaţie, theatre workshops, aptitudini, teaching principles, joc, educaţie artistică, ateliere de teatru, educaţie, artistic education, game, teacher, principii didactice

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