Revisiting and re-inspiring: drama in diverse educational contexts
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Ewing, Robyn
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This initial edition of NJ for 2017 foregrounds the role of drama as critical, quality pedagogy across the educational continuum. This theme is of central importance at a time when drama educators are concerned about the reductive and narrow curriculum offerings undermining all sectors of education. Each article in this issue provides evidence and strong counter-arguments for rich and creative pedagogies that enable deep understanding, the exploration of complex ethical issues and opportunities for the development of empathy and compassion.
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NJ: Drama Australia Journal
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41
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1
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Curriculum and pedagogy
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Stinson, M; Ewing, R, Revisiting and re-inspiring: drama in diverse educational contexts, NJ: Drama Australia Journal, 2017, 41 (1), pp. 1-2