Just to confirm that I can now see your Blog! :-) Having read through your consent form, I was going to comment on how brilliantly specific your inquiry is. I then scrolled down to read your previous blog where you explain your journey from module two to three with clarity. i look forward to reading more about your inquiry and your findings. I think that investigating the different approaches to teaching drama will be incredibly useful to your own practice and to other's. I think we so often get stuck in a rut of teaching the way we know and perhaps do not look outside enough to understand alternative systems and methods that could potentially work for us and our classes. I hope you are now feeling re-inspired and re-motivated. I know that I go through periods of stagnation/procrastination and activity. As I discussed with Paula earlier today and on previous occasions, you have to be in the zone (which sometimes takes me hours to reach!) I hope your interviews go well and I look forward to reading about the next stage of your inquiry. Best Wishes, Jo
Hi Rebecca Your post got me in a slight panic haha! I didn't realise that there was a template available for the consent form (note to self ... look through the lib guides website more carefully and you might find something helpful). However after looking through it i called down as the one I created has all the necessary information in it anyway. Thank you for reminding me to read everything carefully and remember there will be things out there to help! I hope everything is going well with your inquiry. Emily
Hi Rebecca,
ReplyDeleteJust to confirm that I can now see your Blog! :-)
Having read through your consent form, I was going to comment on how brilliantly specific your inquiry is. I then scrolled down to read your previous blog where you explain your journey from module two to three with clarity. i look forward to reading more about your inquiry and your findings. I think that investigating the different approaches to teaching drama will be incredibly useful to your own practice and to other's. I think we so often get stuck in a rut of teaching the way we know and perhaps do not look outside enough to understand alternative systems and methods that could potentially work for us and our classes. I hope you are now feeling re-inspired and re-motivated. I know that I go through periods of stagnation/procrastination and activity. As I discussed with Paula earlier today and on previous occasions, you have to be in the zone (which sometimes takes me hours to reach!) I hope your interviews go well and I look forward to reading about the next stage of your inquiry.
Best Wishes,
Jo
Hi Rebecca
ReplyDeleteYour post got me in a slight panic haha! I didn't realise that there was a template available for the consent form (note to self ... look through the lib guides website more carefully and you might find something helpful). However after looking through it i called down as the one I created has all the necessary information in it anyway.
Thank you for reminding me to read everything carefully and remember there will be things out there to help!
I hope everything is going well with your inquiry.
Emily