Drama isn't only about performance—it's about linking emotions, words, and the world in general. Drama provides a dynamic arena for children, where they can engage with their feelings freely while at the same time acquiring their language. It's a way
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I've seen children pause right at the edge of speaking in front of a group. I've seen them be lost in pleading eyes when they finally found just the words to say what they had been wanting to express. Some
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Imagine that your teacher asks you to act out a script or you desperately want to participate in your school's annual play. But the only thing stopping you is the lack of confidence. You are scared of speaking in fluent
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Have you ever witnessed a conversation where words flow consistently and end with clarity from both sides? Or perhaps you have ever experienced being in a conversation where words flow reluctantly or when someone hesitates to speak among a group
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