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Thursday, August 5

Room Session 1
9:00am-10:30am
Session 2
10:45am-12:00pm
Session 3
2:30pm-4:00pm
Session 4
4:15pm-5:00pm
Balboa Creating The Rules: Using Process Drama to Explore Sex, Gender, and Shared Responsibility Creating the Collage: Effective Strategies of Collaborative Play-Creating With a Large Cast & Crew The Children’s Healing Project: Drama in a Hospital setting.
Ballroom (Cyril Magnin I & II) Devising Performance: Collaboration, Engagement & Dialogue (PAID Workshop A1) Devising Performance: Collaboration, Engagement & Dialogue (PAID Workshop A2, cont.) From the Fields, to the Stage, to your Classroom: El Teatro Campesino's connection to education
Cyril Magnin III Shakespeare Applied A Story Drama Structure for Social Justice Theatre and Students with Special Needs: Closing the Achievement Gap in San Francisco Schools
Davidson Rasaboxes: Training Young People to be "Athletes of the Emotions" Pt. 1 Rasaboxes: Training Young People to be "Athletes of the Emotions" Pt. 2 Improvisational Story Theatre - The Actor Does It All Creative Dance: Making Movement Phrases
Fillmore Creating Ashes and Hope: The 1967 Detroit Riot Creating a Model for Theatre for Blind and Visually Impaired Youth Fault Lines and Focus: Transitions in Student and Faculty Relationships Calling All Directors
Hearst Reel ‘Em In – Strategies to Create Programs that “Hook” Youth and Keep Them Engaged Mystery Explorers: An Interactive Drama for Reading Between the Lines Positioning Theatre at the Core of 21st Century Learning Storytelling: Drama, Language Arts, and Community—All in One —
Lombard New Resources for Musical Theatre & Licensing Ins-and-Outs New Guard Network Debut Panel Performing Arts Media in the Classroom Whose Fault is it Anyway? A Dialogue on Racism & Religion in Higher Education
Mission I Ethical Fault Lines: Perceptions of Responsibility in Contemporary TYA Praxis Playwriting Network Debut Panel It’s Not Your Fault If You Can’t Find It: Unearthing the Treasures in the Child Drama Collection & O Literature from the Inside Out! Making literature into theater with Word for Word's Youth Arts
Mission II Finding Your Voice: Advocacy, Conversation and Inspiration in a Crazy World Separate But Equal? Reaching IN to Reach OUT Green Lighting
Powell I Facilitating the Flow Developing and Maintaining Effective Partnerships to Improve Community Health 2010 AATE Research Awards 2010 AATE Research Awards (continued)
Powell II Stories in your own Backyard: Devising an original play about the 1968 Farmington Mine Disaster How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Tour a University TYA/Puppetry Production to Bulgaria and China Career Tech Ed Theater- What it is and what it isn't. Bringing Together the Arts Education Community- A Chicago Model
Stockton The Yugen Approach: Respect for Form and Function on Stage (PAID Workshop B1) The Yugen Approach: Respect for Form and Function on Stage (PAID Workshop B2, cont.) Creative Play and the Early Learners: New classes and commissions from The Children’s Theatre Compan Why is this Drama Stuff Working?

Friday, August 6

Room Session 5
8:30am-10:00am
Session 6
10:15am-11:45am
Session 7
12:00pm-1:00pm
Balboa Shadow Worlds Theatre in Our Schools: Connecting to the Future-an Innovative Approach to Professional Development Creating learning with the Creative Arts
Ballroom (Cyril Magnin I & II) California Theatre Education: Opportunities and Issues College/University Network Debut Panel Enhancing Adolescents’ Creative Capacities Through Theatre
Cyril Magnin III Creating Social Theatre the Mime Troupe Way (Paid Workshop D2, cont.) Using Theatre To Explore New Media With Young People
Davidson Reaching More Children by Training Their Teachers Top Down Arts Partnerships: Real Life Strategies for Working with School Districts Beyond Belonging: The Relationship Between Community and Power for Students of Color
Fillmore Literacy in Action: Integrating Theatre & Language Arts Standing on Shifting Grounds: Negotiating Ethical and Logistical Issues in Field Work
Hearst Combining Creative Drama and Creative Music Making in the Classroom Public Space: Public Voice A Model: Creating a Theatre Position Paper for California
Lombard Drama in “Between” Spaces: Multi-modality, multiple literacies, transmediation and drama: meaning Everybody Plays! Inclusion in the Theatre Arts Classroom Developing a Rubric for the assessment of students' performance using Drama Strands III as the crite
Mission I Surveying the Fault Line: Looking Back, Moving Forward Between the Lines: Using Newspaper Theatre to explore issues of US Immigration with Young People Classroom Management for Creative Movement and Drama
Mission II Teaching Theatre Administration to Kids: The Forgotten Collaborative Art Strength Through Equity and Access; An Arts Education Master Plan for San Francisco Using Theatre to Facilitate English Language Learning
Powell I Siddhartha, The Bright Path: From India to San Francisco and Back Forgotten Treasures: Plays Still Worthy of Production Audience Reception: Taking the Child’s Perspective
Powell II Regional and Global Ideologies of International Theatre for Young Audiences Festivals Shifting the Look & Content of Curriculum Guides - Exploring New Ways of Creating Guides Condom Sense: Best Practices in Theatrical Sex Education Interventions
Stockton Devising from Visual Text: The Case of the Mission District Murals (PAID workshop C1) Devising from Visual Text: The Case of the Mission District Murals (Paid Workshop C2, cont.) The Next Generation of Teachers: How do we encourage social responsibility?

Saturday, August 7

Room Session 8
12:45pm-2:15pm
Session 9
2:30pm-4:00pm
Session 10
4:15pm-5:15pm
Balboa A Dialogue with the Field about Pre-Service Theatre Teaching Education Arena Theatre: Opt for the Open Stage! Step UP Theatre: Creating Devised Theatre
Ballroom (Cyril Magnin I & II) Theatre Games Exchange IX Pt. 1 Theatre Games Exchange IX Pt.2
Cyril Magnin III Arts Managers as Educators? Shifting Focus in Arts Management
Davidson THEATRE the (re)Mix Big Words In Action: Teaching Theatre Skills and Building Vocabularies Nurturing the Creative Process in Children
Fillmore Arts at the Heart-Deepening Student Engagement and Learning in Environmental Education Building a Diverse High School Theatre Curriculum: Students, Teachers, and the Role of Privilege
Hearst Embracing Chaos: Improvisation Theatre Training for Secondary Classroom Discussion An Ethnographic, Playmaking Process for Middle School Girls
Lombard Accessible, Authentic, Awed: Making the Shift-Theatre by All for All Web 2.0 and You: Update Your Web Presence without Going Crazy Our Neverending Story
Marketplace Stage Marsh Youth Theater Teen Troupe performs Ron Jones' "The Wave"
Mission I The Drama of Power: The Power of Drama An Introduction to Young Playwrights Inc.'s Write A Play! Curriculum Evaluation in Out of School Youth Arts Programs
Mission II Scripted: The Representation of People of Color in TYA Dramatic Literature. Hints and Tricks to Creating Teacher-Friendly Study Guides Rock, Paper, Scissors, Ink: A Discourse on Race through Literature, Personal Encounters & Drama
Powell I Energizing, Enticing, Exhilarating, Expressive Ensemble Experiences for your Class/Cast/Club Excellent Theatre, Quality Education: Striking the Balance Adult Perceptions of Their High School Theatre and/or Speech Participation
Powell II Living Art: Devising Theater with an Interdisciplinary Curriculum Turning Points Academy: Service Learning Through Theatre The livingnewspaper.net: Documentary Theatre for the Internet Age
Stockton Holistic Production in TYA: Intertwining Outreach, Education, Dramaturgy, and Performance New Ground in Literacy: The Relationship Between Creativity & Critical Thinking
 
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