美国加州教材 Exploring Theatre 2005 .pdf

Nancy PrinceIJeanie JacksonNancy PrinceIJeanie JinteractivestudenteditionNancy PrinceJeanie JacksonCopyright 2005 by The McGraw-Hill Companies,Inc.All rights reserved.Except as permitted under the United States Copyright Act of 1976,no part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any form or means,or stored in a database or retrieval system,without the prior written permission of the publisher.Send all inquiries to:Glencoe/McGraw-Hill8787 Orion PlaceColumbus,Ohio 43240Student Edition:ISBN 007861614XTeachers Annotated Edition:ISBN 0078616158 PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 058/111 09 08 07 06 05 04vNancy Princeancy Prince,with a bachelor of arts degree in drama,speech,and English from Hendrix College in Conway,Arkansas,has over thirty years of teaching experience,rang-ing from early childhood to high school.She currentlyteaches theatre arts in the Nacogdoches Independent School Districtin Nacogdoches,Texas.She serves as a discipline-based theatre education facilitator at theSoutheast Institute for Education in Theatre,Chattanooga,Tennessee.Her program“Puppets Add Pizazz”has been featured as part of theteacher training programs at the John F.Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington,D.C.Presently she serves as a mentor teacher for the Stephen F.AustinUniversity Center for Professional Development and Technology inNacogdoches,Texas,training interns and student teachers in her class-room.As a professional public speaker,puppeteer,and motivator,Mrs.Prince has traveled and given presentations throughout the nation.In 1988,for her role in the education of youth and adults,Mrs.Prince received the Texas Educational Theatre Association SecondarySchool Educator of the Year Award.Jeanie Jacksoneanie Jackson,with a bachelor of science degree from EastTexas State University and a master of education degreefrom Stephen F.Austin University,is certified to teach sec-ondary education in theatre,speech,English,and Spanish,as well as kindergarten through eighth grade.Jeanie has taught fortwenty-eight years,ten of which were spent as Fine Arts DepartmentMiddle School Chair in the Lake Travis I.S.D.,Austin,Texas.She ispresently the Creative Drama Specialist in the Harleton IndependentSchool District,Harleton,Texas.Mrs.Jackson is a member of numerous associations,including theAssociation of Texas Professional Educators,Texas Educational Theatre Association(TETA),and the Creative Drama Network.Shehas taught numerous drama and speech workshops throughout Texas,including TETA summer workshops,TETA conventions,and TheTexas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association State Convention.She has also given presentations at numerous nationalconferences such as the Educational Theatre Association NationalConvention in Chicago.She has served as the summer drama clinicianfor the Tennessee Arts Academy,Nashville,Tennessee.In 1989 Mrs.Jackson was honored as the Educator of the Year andwas selected as one of the top three finalists for the Texas SecondaryTeacher of the Year.In 1992,she received a Texas Educational TheatreAssociation Educator of the Year Award.JNAbout the AuthorsAbout the AuthorsviTo George,my friend,husband,and number one encourager;To Mother and Dad,who guided me with unconditional love;To“Sister,”my computer specialist,and Steve,who taught me to follow my dreams;andTo my colleagues and friends who provided ideas and support.Jeanie JacksonTo my mother and late father,Vera and Frank Olive,who first instilled in me the joy of hard work and the satisfaction of a job well done.To my familymy husband Phil,my daughters Kelly and Marty,and my sister Debbyewho lovingly supported this work incountless ways;To my friend and mentor,Kim Wheetley,who has provided unlimited opportunities for me;andTo my friend and colleague,Lou-Ida Marsh,who taught me much about theatre and life.Nancy Prince DedicationDedicationviiDear Student,ou are about to begin a journey into a magical worldtheworld of theatre!This book,Exploring Theatre,will be yourguidebookand your theatre arts teacher will be yourguideas you investigate the exciting aspects of this fasci-nating world.As you explore,you will learn not only about theatre butalso about yourself.You may find that within you there are hidden talents and creative ideas waiting to burst forth.In Exploring Theatre,the authors share what they and their networkof friends in the theatre community have discovered while teachingand working in theatre.Although the book is about theatre,its focus ison your development as a total student,not just as a theatre student.Information in Exploring Theatre is organized into four units:GettingStarted in Theatre,Building Your Acting Skills,Producing and Appre-ciating Plays,and Special Topics in Theatre.Through the lessons inthese units,you will learn to become more aware of your senses,observe people and places more closely,and move expressively.Youwill also learn to use your talents,reinforce your self-confidence,a