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The theatrical play as a means to prevent violence and
improve language communication between foreign and
native students
Φοιτήτρια:
Καψάλη Μαργαρίτα
2011
IntroductionAim
Exploring the applicability of the theatrical play in
the classroom as a means of preventing school violence and enhance
language development.
Theatrical playTheatrical play� Simulation game
� Role play
� Personalization game
� Imagination game (Torgerson, 2001, 9 και Mellou, 1995, 105).
Goals• Improving skills in language courses
• Developing acceptance and mutual trust
• Cultivating team spirit• Cultivating team spirit
• Improving foreign students’ language level
Details of teaching plan
Space and time of teaching plan: 10th Primary School of Ioannina, October 3 - October 31.
Class: C
Number of students: 16, natives 12, foreigners 4
Course: Language and Flexible zone
Unit: Food and products from Greece and the world - Healthy Diet
Purpose
Language as a means of preventing non-violence
Goal
•The contact with the culture of other countries
• The development of language skills
Especially for foreign students
• Balanced integration into daily routine in classroom
• The enrichment of oral and written language
methodology
• collaborative learning
• holistic method
• brainstorming
• role play
Preparation of teaching plan
• 1st Phase: Presentation of new knowledge
• Duration: two teaching hours
Activities� Drawing my favorite food
•Pictures-discussion
Presentation of food in power-point – discussion about healthy and
unhealthy food
• Depiction of conclusions on cardboard
•the pantomime: Two groups: healthy / unhealthy food
•presentation of food categories through power-point -
discussion.
•Choose foods from tabs
•Individual activities
vegetables spaghetti fruit legume dairy fish
1. Complete the table using the following words below:beans, spaghetti, lentils, yogurt,
2. Erase the word doesn’t fit in the category
Fruit : apple, mandarin, banana, squidDairy: milk, yogurt, chocolate, butterMeat: lamb, meatballs, turkey, watermelon, octopusVegetables: garlic, onion, peppers, steak
School projects
•Commentary on pictures in groups – Presentation of the outcomesin
classroom.
GROUP Α GROUP Β
GROUP C GROUP D GROUP E
•Recording advice from students about healthy nutrition
•Role play: at the doctor
2nd phase : Intercultural approach of new knowledgeDuration: 1 teaching hour.
Subject: Presentation of nutrition habits in different countries
Means : Power-point presentation of photographic material of Peter Menzel
Activity: Presentation of observation results in the classroom through groups
JAPANGERMANY JAPAN
Conclusions
• Improved communication and contact, and mutual respect for one another. (Nikolaou, 2000, p.238)
• Familiarity with the culture of other countries
Foreign students• Integration into the reality of class• Equal participation in the learning process
The course of language can be an excellent tool to prevent and fight
violence. The aim should be any knowledge acquired to be and must be
educational practice of non-violence.(professor Esoh Elame, 2011: page.19 )
• Equal participation in the learning process• Improving language level
Results
Case StudyCase StudyCase StudyCase Study
The theatrical play:
� Could it enhance students’ relations?
� Does it help during teaching and to the reduction of tensions?
Does it liberate the children and enables them to express � Does it liberate the children and enables them to express themselves freely?
� Does it contribute in developing relations?
� Does it restrict violence and aggressiveness?
Case Study
Sample examined: students of C1 class of the 10th Primary School of Ioannina.
Purpose: To reduce violence
Methodology: The theatrical play
Cause : Verbal Violence
conclusions• improvement interpersonal relations• improvement in language development• cooperation
Intercultural Management
Aim:Dealing with violenceSpecial goals:Acceptance of diversityPromotion and utilization of skillsPromotion and utilization of skillsTightening relationsEstablishing emotional & psychological safetyDevelopment of mutual respect among students
Intercultural Management
Participants:
• Students• Teachers• Headmaster• Parents• Local community
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