 | Level 4: Drama View Curriculum Focus | Learning Outcomes Learning Outcomes & Indicators At Level 4 the student is able to: Arts practice – ideas, skills, techniques and processes 4.1 ARDR0401
| | Demonstrate the ability to experiment with ideas in making and presenting drama.
This is evident when the student is able to: - explore situations and ideas to develop settings and characterisations for drama presentations
- experiment with stagecraft elements to enhance drama
- use different performance spaces to suit different purposes.
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4.2 ARDR0402
| | Demonstrate skill in manipulating drama and stagecraft elements.
This is evident when the student is able to: - re-enact and improvise characters and situations
- use dramatic forms and devices in improvisations
- select and combine stagecraft elements to create an effective environment for a presentation.
| Responding to the arts – criticism, aesthetics and contexts4.3 ARDR0403
| | Describe personal observations about the content and structure of drama.
This is evident when the student is able to: - evaluate own and others’ work orally and in writing
- refine their work in response to peer evaluation
- describe own and others’ works using appropriate drama terminology.
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4.4 ARDR0404
| | Distinguish features of drama that locate it in a particular time, place or culture.
This is evident when the student is able to: - identify the features of drama from specific times, places or cultures
- describe drama from different times and cultures as forms of expression and communication
- describe the purposes of drama and theatre in the present and the past.
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