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Acting Skills: Unit 2 Teaching Companion (Endorsed)
The complete teaching companion which gives you all you need in one place. It includes:
- Lesson Plans – designed to cover 15 GLH and to introduce students to core acting skills and key learning outcomes for this unit, including the application latter and audition piece.
- Worksheets and Hand-outs – ready-made to hand out, research sheets and examples, personal performance sheets with examples, and other activity sheets to support lessons.
- Student Process Workbook – ready-made to record their evaluation and exploration of external stimulus, characters, production rehearsals, peer performance, and their own development and performance.
- Performance Ideas – three stimulus ideas including how to use them and general approaches to using scripted work and devised work for performances.
It provides the necessary rigor, guidance and worksheets to enable a learner to achieve up to distinction level
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A very thorough and full resource – a Godsend for anyone teaching the spec. I can't really fault it. The quality of content and thoroughness of lesson planning allows for an efficiency in deliverance.
A very impressive package. It provides the necessary rigor, guidance and worksheets to enable a learner to achieve up to distinction level if all forms and guidance were used and taken. I like the tone that it is written in and l can hear the teacher speaking to the student while l have been reading the information. The idea of an editable CD is a good idea so that l can customise the sheet to my own institution. The overview of the resource at the start makes it clear what you are going to get later on. The advice for the position of some of the lessons is l think very good advice