Is there a future for zoos in the 21st Century?

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Is there a future for zoos in the 21st Century?Debate, discuss and explore this question from the perspective of a zoo keeper, an elephant, a child or a scientist. Develop your ability to empathise, interpret body language and present your opinions in creative ways to persuade people to your point of view. This scheme of work enables students to investigate and consider the role of zoos today. By using the vivid picture book Zoo by Anthony Browne your class will be immediately engaged in the

props and setting

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Unit 1 is based on script

Whole-class DVD watching

To develop a monologue within the context of the group improvisation

which calls for a clear process of characterisation

The scheme asks students to question the fairness of a global economy

This one-act play by Michael Frayn lends itself to the introduction of a wide range of drama techniques

hurt and revenge – human traits that we all feel when we are wronged in some way

How to warm up mentally

This scheme of work allows for multiple possibilities depending on the available live theatre which students are able to see during the course

Not only have students to see productions of live theatre but to experience ‘a range of different styles’