Drama At Cornwallis Academy

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Drama At Cornwallis Academy Year 7 – LESSON 7 Lesson Objective: To Self Evaluate your own performance during this introduction to drama scheme of work.

Level Drama Strand Entry   Creating Performing Reflecting Entry I can take part in a drama activity I can participate in part of a group performance I can identify positive and negative aspects within my work 1 I can take part in a range of drama activities I can explore problems in an imagined world and make up plays from stories or other stimuli I can participate in a short group performance I show some consideration of movement and voice in performance I can make simple connections between the dramas I experience and my own life I can recognise when my own work and the work of others’, could be improved 2 I can perform my own simple scenes, demonstrating an understanding of drama techniques I can use my voice and body to create a simple character I can act out improvised dramas I can talk about why I made certain decisions in my play I can show a basic understanding of how meaning can be shown 3 I can establish a character with control over movement and voice I can use the dialogue in existing texts as well as creating my own I can devise plays from a range of stimuli I can respond to the use of drama techniques to deepen the role or understanding of the situation e.g. hot seating I can sustain a defined character for a reasonable amount of time I can learn lines and organise simple performances I can give suggestions on how work could be improved I can talk about my work using some technical drama terminology I can discuss and give reasons for my preferences in the drama I have seen

1-20 Students stand in a circle. Students must count from 1-20. Lesson Objective: To Self Evaluate your own performance during this introduction to drama scheme of work. 1-20 Students stand in a circle. Students must count from 1-20. If two students speak at the same time they must return to zero and start again. You are not allowed to create a system, you must work together and focus.

Lesson Objective: To Self Evaluate your own performance during this introduction to drama scheme of work. SELF-EVALUATION Fill in your self-evaluation form in your neatest handwriting. Ask the teacher if you need any help.

Reflection: What is Self Evaluation? Why do we Evaluate? Lesson Objective: To Self Evaluate your own performance during this introduction to drama scheme of work. Reflection: What is Self Evaluation? Why do we Evaluate?