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| Attempt to gather useful, commonly held knowledge about a theatre company, theatre movement, or city in which theatre operates. |
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| Instructor-centered teaching |
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| Focus is on the lecturer or the teacher as the provider or disseminator of information. |
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| Learner-centered teaching |
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| Emphasized the learner's role in shaping the learning experience and interacting with various learning strategies. |
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| Online instruments with a clear learning objective that can be used in a variety of formats or courses. |
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| Student-centered teaching |
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| Focus on the student’s experience in the classroom, and how students receive knowledge, and participate in the educational experience through projects and presentations. |
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| "Threshing place" round, or half-round stage area, certainly for the chorus. |
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| Entrances between the Theatron and the Skene building on each side. |
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| "Scene building" directly behind the orchestra - one to three doors. Usually temporary edifice. |
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| "Viewing place" where the audience sat. Built into the hillside, not freestanding. Europeans sometimes use the Roman term "Cavea" for this area. |
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| Raise money; hire principals in Theatre |
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| Raise money; hire principals in Film |
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| Producer and Line Producer |
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| Control of Script in Film |
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| Screenwriter has very little control |
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| Control of Script in Theatre |
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| Scenery or Sets in Theatre |
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| Artistic Control in Theatre |
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| Director but usually also depends on reputation and the stars involved |
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| Film Editor and Director; depends on reputation of Director |
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| One theatre only, usually limited or scheduled run |
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| Multiple cineplexes; later DVD, HBO, SHowtime, etc. |
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| information about the production such as who what where when |
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| don't summarize the play. focus on the production of the play and the acting, directing, sound, costumes, set and audience reactions. |
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| structure of a review starting with the lead then topical structure then consumer orientation |
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| coming to some conclusion about the play, whether or not an individual should go to see the production. Whether it is good or bad. |
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| a must see production or film over 90% positive review |
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| almost totally negative review of a show or production |
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| damn it with faint praise |
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| to criticize something or someone indirectly by not praising enthusiastically |
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