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September 10, 2025Applied Theatre Research0 citations

Assessment in the Drama Classroom: A Culturally Responsive and Student-Centered Approach, Jonathan P. Jones (2023)

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JRJeremy Roberts

Key Points

  • The review demonstrates that a culturally responsive approach enhances student participation in drama classrooms, leading to more effective learning outcomes.
  • Jones emphasizes the significance of student-centered assessment methods, providing educators with practical insights for implementation.
  • Key strategies include incorporating diverse cultural perspectives, fostering inclusivity, and adapting assessments to meet students’ needs.
  • This approach not only supports academic achievement but also promotes students' social and emotional development in educational settings.

Abstract

Review of: Assessment in the Drama Classroom: A Culturally Responsive and Student-Centered Approach , Jonathan P. Jones (2023) Abingdon: Routledge, 146 pp., ISBN 978-1-03254-968-2, h/bk, GBP 145 ISBN 978-1-03254-969-9, p/bk, GBP 51.99 ISBN 978-1-00342-833-6, e-book, GBP 51.99

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