1. Develop Communication Skills
Improve clarity of speech, voice modulation, and expressive language.
2. Enhance Creativity and Imagination
Encourage students to imagine scenarios, create characters, and think creatively.
3. Build Confidence and Self-Expression
Help learners overcome shyness and express ideas boldly.
4. Foster Social Skills and Teamwork
Promote cooperation, negotiation, and group problem-solving through group performances.
5. Improve Emotional Intelligence
Enable students to understand, express, and manage emotions through role-play.
6. Strengthen Critical Thinking
Help students analyze characters, situations, and conflicts.
7. Encourage Cultural Awareness
Introduce students to diverse cultures, traditions, and literary forms through plays.
8. Develop Appreciation of Literature and Art
Understand dramatic texts, artistic expression, and performance styles.
9. Promote Body Awareness and Movement Skills
Improve posture, gesture, coordination, and stage presence.
10. Enhance Listening and Observation Skills
Encourage careful attention to others’ dialogues, expressions, and actions.
11. Instill Responsibility and Discipline
Teach punctuality, rehearsal discipline, and commitment to group tasks.
12. Integrate Learning Across Subjects
Connect drama with social studies, language, history, and moral education.
5 Lessons
Updated: Nov 2025
