What does the drama teacher do?

The teacher educates students about playing in the theater and also about all other aspects involved in the show production. Lessons can revolve around the ensemble and construction, costumes, theater makeup, the history of theater, director, dance, singing and dictionary. These teachers also help students improve confidence, public and self -expression. Drama teacher can also help plan school dramatic production, give students the opportunity to play for others. He also prepares his students for audition and performs in these productions, as well as a more advanced show in which they can participate in the future. The drama teacher often participates in pantomime students who help to assess the body language and improvisation, where pupils have to rely on characterization rather than remembered lines to dictate their further actions on the stage. The instructor will often let students work individually on monologues, which are scenes with only one speaker. May also have scenes on class tests that require interactionbetween several characters.

Many schools have only one drama teacher, so it is expected that the teacher will create and run the entire dramatic department. These duties may include students' evaluation for appropriate classification, a selection of a game for which any member of the student body can audition, auditions, throw the roles of the game and plan extracurricular exams and performances. Once the exams have begun, the drama teacher may be responsible for finding students or other faculties that help with stagemmament, lighting, costumes, music, props and a set of design and construction. A drama teacher can also have to plan the promotion of publicity and ticket sales.

A dramatic teacher can work in several places, including public or private primary, secondary or secondary schools, as well as universities and universities. Available opportunities usualE depends on the current demand on the labor market and the education and experience of the teacher. Almost all situations require an instructor to have at least a bachelor's degree and some require a master's degree. In the United States, each state currently requires that all public drama teachers have a license.