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Using Drama to Manage Behaviour 6596

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This course is suitable for both behaviour managers and drama teachers who want to explore how drama can be used as a technique to manage difficult behaviour, particularly in adolescence. Through a variety of techniques, which are active, fun and therapeutic, we will see that it is possible to ‘break the chain’ of dysfunctional behaviour and restore a more positive image.

Role-play- standing in someone else's shoes

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Working towards an MA? Teachers attending this course have the opportunity to earn 20 Masters Level credits.

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Duration: One day | Cost:£270.00+ VAT | Reference: 6596 WW

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Recent Course Evaluations


A very helpful, interesting and enjoyable course. I expect to use a great deal of these resources at work.
Kerry Sharp - Prospects Centre for Young People
02/12/2009