I TEACH THEATRE | Day in the Life of a Theatre Teacher Vlog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- Follow along with an average day in the life of a middle school theatre teacher! In this video, I share a glimpse of my daily schedule and lesson plans on one of our last Fridays of the school year!
{MY FAVORITE THEATRE BOOKS FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL🍎}
○ Lulu the Broadway Mouse: amzn.to/3HcD4Z7
○Lulu the Broadway Mouse: The Show Must Go On: amzn.to/409QVb4
○ Better Nate Than Never: amzn.to/3DmZlCj
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○ Dancing in the Wings: amzn.to/3JmcDmk
○ Disney Costume Designs: amzn.to/3j8RIbV
○ How Does the Show Go On? (Frozen Disney Edition: Intro to Theatre): amzn.to/3wyXCGl
○ Lin-Manuel Miranda: amzn.to/3jic8ir
○ Theater Shoes: amzn.to/3jgBPjG
○ The BFG: A Set of Dahl Classroom Plays: amzn.to/3Y1jF44
○ Fearless: amzn.to/3Jjat73
{ACTING GAMES FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL🍎}
○Charades for Kids: amzn.to/3j7sURz
○ Guesstures: amzn.to/3WNAwWS
○ Danger the Game (Screen Cards before playing, not all appropriate): amzn.to/3HDDIjz
○ The Storymatic Kids - Writing Prompts for Young Writers: amzn.to/3HBO7MG
○ Yes And (Improv Game - Screen Cards before playing, not all appropriate): amzn.to/3WFo6Aw
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This video was very helpful for my research project!! Thank you for making it.
Im studying theater but didn’t know how to use it without being a full blown actor. This is a path I’m looking into now so I’m super happy to find this video!
How Wonderful! I'm glad that you found this video helpful
You make me smile!
Aww, thankyou! :D
This was so fun to watch! I have 5 preps, so I totally understand the chaos! I hope you keep making videos; there’s not a lot of us out there!
One of my students actually gifted me a mug that says "Chaos Coordinator" - it could not be more true! Sending all the relaxing summer vibes!
@@cayleejo That’s awesome! I was wondering about curriculum - what do you use for theatre and video production? I also teach both and I piece a lot of stuff together, so I’m always curious how others do it.
@@thepageandstage 100% pieced together! I am fortunate to have a lot of flexibility with my curriculum from my district. With my 8th grade theatre production I offer an interest inventory at the beginning to get a feel for what they're wanting - one year I had a class that was really interested in puppetry, so we went hard into the history and construction of puppets and leaned into voice acting. Other classes have been more interested in reading and analyzing classic plays and more traditional acting techniques. It can be a little nervewracking going into the first day not quite knowing what they will want, but I love that I can adapt it to their wants! In video production I'm a little more strict - I spend the first 6 weeks on shot composition, angles, and storyboarding, and then we start our video projects (music video, silent films, and movie trailers are my biggest hits!).
@@cayleejo Sounds similar to what I piece together. I also love curriculum that leaves space for student choice!
as someone interested in theatre education, what is your overtime schedule like? I know a lot of extra time must go into putting on school productions!
How did you get your teaching degree? I'm about to go to college and would love some advice on getting the theater teacher degree
How much of what you cover in the school year is actually curriculum, and how much is you making things up on your experience/on the fly?
I start the year with a curriculum/framework to fill the entire year, but I definitely improv as I go if something current/relevant pops up, or if I find that a particular group of students really latches onto a topic. For example, I had one group of kids who LOVED puppetry so I revamped the rest of my semester to still follow my curriculum, but with puppetry elements whenever possible.
Would you be willing to walk us through the process of choosing a school play and the process of purchasing it/requesting the rights for it?
Do you have any advice for people joining an audition panel? I am a student choreographer and have never held auditions before but need to for the next musical I am casting. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
om gosh - I have my work cut out for me !
Hi Cayle I’m a your new subscriber. You must be a great teacher.
Thanks for subbing!
To what extent do teachers go into it for the money?
This is a great question! Honestly this profession doesn’t pay enough (considering the education required and frequent overtime), but I believe many enter it for the desire to help others and impact future generations. The health insurance, retirement plan, and holidays off are also incentives for many!