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Dramatic Arts
COLLEGIATE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOLRef: https://www.collegiatehigh.co.za/school/the_arts/dramatic-arts
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This document is a description of the Dramatic Arts subject at Collegiate Girls' High School in South Africa. It explains how the subject develops interpersonal skills, emotional intelligence, and critical thinking through performance, playtexts, and collaboration. The school emphasizes the real-world applications of these skills in careers such as journalism, film, marketing, public relations, and law. Learners also gain experience through guest professionals in directing, choreography, and filmmaking.
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Dramatic Arts subject
This is a subject offered at Collegiate Girls' High School that helps learners develop interpersonal skills, emotional intelligence, and critical thinking through performance, playtexts, and collaboration. Learners also gain exposure to guest professionals in directing, choreography, and filmmaking.
- Who it is for
- learners at Collegiate Girls' High School
- How to act on it
- Enrol in the subject through the school's academic programme
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Dramatic Arts assures learners of social engagement to nurture interpersonal skills vital for navigating the complexities of human relationships.
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https://www.collegiatehigh.co.za/school/the_arts/dramatic-arts
Key Takeaways
- Dramatic Arts
- Collegiate Girls' High School
- South Africa
- performance
- emotional intelligence
- collaboration
- guest directors
- choreographers
- film-makers
- careers in journalism
- careers in film
- careers in marketing
- careers in PR
- careers in law
- Collegiate Girls' High School
- Robert McKee
- Flow Communications
- YouTube