DLT Podcast 18: Julia Wöllenstein
Shownotes: In this episode I speak with Julia Wöllenstein, who is a teacher at Carl-Schomburg-Schule in Kassel (Germany). We talk about Julia’s experiences as a drama teacher at a “Gesamtschule”
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Drama and theatre in language teaching
17. “One of them is focusing on cooking”. Future language teachers explore performative arts with Ron Freytag
In this episode I interview Ron Freytag, who works in teacher training at the Technical University in Braunschweig (Germany) and teaches future teachers of both English and German. We talk
Continue reading16. “Working behind the scenes can be an embodied and aesthetic experience” with Ann Elise Albertsen
Cross-disciplinary devising projects with students from technical and social programmes In this episode I interview Norwegian English teacher and researcher Ann Elise Albertsen. We talk about: How Ann Elise came
Continue reading15. Shades of belonging and so much more with Erika Piazzoli and Fiona Dalziel
“You can’t just jump in straight into brave spaces” – Insights from the Sorgente research project In this episode Erika Piazzoli and Fiona Dalziel, who are university teachers and drama
Continue reading14. “Plenty more are seldom seen, like Henry the 8th and Cymbeline”: Silly Shakespeare for young actors with Paul Leonard Murray
In this episode I talk to Paul Leonard Murray, former actor and university teacher, long-time drama practitioner and educator, who has been based in Serbia for more than 20 years
Continue reading13. Progress, not perfection – teacher presence and authenticity with Miriam Stewart
In this episode I talk to Miriam Stewart, a teacher and teacher trainer from Ireland. We focus on the “Learning Out Loud”-project, an EU-funded Erasmus+ project in which teachers can
Continue reading12. Learning Chinese through improv theatre with Modesto Corderi Novoa
In this episode I talk to Modesto Corderi Novoa, a teacher of Chinese, Spanish and English who lives in Northern Spain and has a long-standing interested in applying improv in
Continue reading11. The Red Wolves and virtual theatre with Carrie Klewin Lawrence
In this episode I talk to Carrie Klewin Lawrence. Carrie is a stage director of new and devised works, opera, musicals, and professor of theatre, personal branding, and film. Carrie
Continue reading10. The Hands Up Project and Remote Theatre with Nick Bilbrough and Haneen Jadallah
In this episode I talk to Nick Bilbrough and Haneen Jadallah about: The Hands Up Project, which started as an online storytelling venture targeted at teachers and children in Palestine
Continue reading09. Multilingual theatre and perspectives on migration with Mona Eikel-Pohen and Sarah Dolbier
In this episode, Mona and Sarah talk about their research on “Fluchtpunkt Madgeburg”, a multilingual theater project. We talked about their research on a theater project that: offers multiple perspectives
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