My Popular Articles
- Earth Lesson Plans on Rotation and Revolution
- Writing Lesson Plan: Writing With All Five Senses
- The Lorax Review and Lesson Plan
- Teaching Drama: Acting and Emotions
- Drama Games and Activities: Who Wears This Hat?
- Pantomime Improvisations and Games
- Drama Games and Activities: Day One Stand Still
- Make Your Own Sun Dial Science Project
- Improvisation
- Drama Games: Acting Neutral to Character
MEMBER PROFILE
About Me
Taylor began her career as an actress and eventually combined her love of theater with her love of teaching. She currently holds a Teaching License with an Endorsement in Theater Arts.
Taylor has taught theater workshops to students in preschool through grade 12. She has successfully incorporated her drama background while teaching other classroom subjects, including English and Art.
She is currently studying toward a MA degree in Clinical Psychology.
My Awards & Certifications
Vermont Department of Education Teaching License with an endorsement in Theater Arts.
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Certificate
University of California, BA
My Experience
Independent Writing and Editing Specialist
Teacher
Organic Gardener
My Latest Articles
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Teaching Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet: Elements of Drama
More advanced tips and techniques to help you teach Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. This article will also offer ways to incorporate dramatic elements in the classroom.Published on May 24, 2011 to K-12 Learning
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Creative Writing Lesson Plans: Characterization and Character Development in Story Writing
Characterization lesson plans and character development are vital activities in teaching story writing.Published on May 23, 2011 to K-12 Learning
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Education Online Summer Courses
Teachers who do not work over the summer benefit from taking online summer courses for career development. There are several opportunities to take online summer graduate classes in education.Published on April 6, 2011 to Online Learning & Degree Programs
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