DiE Days participant information
Conference participants can find all information about the DiE Days 2021 here: Drama in Education Days 2021
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Registration has closed as we only have limited spaces for workshops and want to ensure that registered participants can get places in the workshops of their choice. Should you still
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The registration for the DiE Days 2021 is now open! More about the online conference and the link to the registration page.
Continue readingConference proceedings 2019 are online!
The proceedings of the Drama in Education Days 2019 can now be downloaded as a pdf file. The proceedings contain a selection of texts based on talks and workshops presented
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The seventh annual Drama in Education Days will take place online from September 10th-12th 2021. Should the pandemic situation allow for it, a hybrid-format with a day of on-site workshops
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Over 90 participants from 22 countries meeting over 4 consecutive days to talk about their research and best practice, experiment with online drama methods in various workshops and listen to
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Due to the current situation we have decided that the sixth annual Drama in Education Days are going to take place ONLINE and probably run from 16th-19th July 2020. The
Continue readingLanguages on the Move
A new issue of multilingual journal Babylonia focuses on embodiment in language learning and teaching – you can find several articles on drama in language teaching. http://babylonia.ch/en/archive/2019/number-3/
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The sixth annual Drama in Education Days will take place in Konstanz, Germany from July 16th-18th 2020. The conference focuses on best practice and research in the field of Drama
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DiE Days report Zug 2019
About 60 Drama in Education (DiE) enthusiasts from 15 countries and 4 continents (Asia, Australia, Europe and North America) and all kinds of teaching backgrounds met at Zug University of
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