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Every Kid Needs a Champion; Rita Pierson
Every Kid Needs a Champion; Rita Pierson
If you've never seen Rita Pierson's Ted Talk, please take the time to watch. If you have seen it, take the time to watch it again. Whenever I need extra inspiration this is my go to comfort video. If you take away one thing from our work today... please let it be this.
Theatre for Community, Conflict & Dialogue; Michael Rohd
Theatre for Community, Conflict & Dialogue; Michael Rohd
Michael Rohd has some beautiful ideas about safe spaces and communities in this book. I really like his thoughts on facilitation, and the activities he includes to highlight his theories and philosophy.
His section on facilitation resonates with me. He notes that a good facilitator should be:
"energized and enthusiastic about the process"
"nonjudgmental"
"confident in your role as tone-setter"
So many more.
Highly recommend!
Asking Better Questions; Juliana Saxton, Carole Miller, Linda Laidlaw, Joanne O'Mara
Asking Better Questions; Juliana Saxton, Carole Miller, Linda Laidlaw, Joanne O'Mara
The work in this book really helped me create deeper connections with my students. Its such a helpful tool to help you and your students accomplish your goals. They also include a glossary of questions for when you're really stuck. Honestly a lifesaver!
Games for Actors and Non-actors; Augusto Boal
Games for Actors and Non-actors; Augusto Boal
My favorite thing about Boal's work is how approachable it is. Often in his exercises students may participate to their comfort level: outgoing students can really commit, while shier students can pull back until their ready. If you liked the slow motion race, there are so many more like it here!
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