🎭 Here are some specific learning goals for 'Lights, Camera, Action! - Your Ongoing Acting Adventure':
   1️⃣ Develop vocal and physical techniques for creating believable characters on stage.
   2️⃣ Understand and apply the principles of script analysis to better interpret and perform scenes.
   3️⃣ Explore and develop improvisation skills to create dynamic and engaging performances.
   4️⃣ Build confidence and stage presence through a range of exercises and performance opportunities.
   5️⃣ Collaborate effectively with others to create dynamic ensemble work and support your fellow actors.
   6️⃣ Develop a greater understanding of the acting profession and the skills required to succeed in the field.
   7️⃣ Develop personal and career goals as an actor, and learn how to take steps to achieve them.
   8️⃣ Explore and experiment with different acting styles and techniques to broaden your range and creativity.
   9️⃣ Develop skills in self-reflection and evaluation to continually improve your craft and identify areas for growth.
   🔟 Build a strong foundation in acting skills and techniques to prepare for future acting opportunities and endeavors.

✨ I am an experienced and certified K-12 teacher with an endorsement in teaching theatre. I have a passion for theatre and have been involved in community theatre for over 15 years, participating in various productions and taking acting classes to further my skills. With my expertise and experience, I am excited to guide your child in exploring the world of acting and help them develop their skills and confidence on stage.

Homework Offered
✨ Homework Description:
As a part of the 'Lights, Camera, Action! - Your Ongoing Acting Adventure' class, learners will be assigned weekly homework that will support their learning and help them practice their acting skills.

🎭 What kind of homework is assigned?
The homework will typically involve reading a couple of pages of instructional text on acting or related topics, as well as memorizing lines in a script or monologue. Some weeks may also include watching video clips or scenes to analyze or prepare for class discussion.

🎭 Will learners be completing projects individually or as a group?
Homework assignments and projects will typically be completed individually.

🎭 How long will homework take each week?
The amount of time required for homework will vary from week to week, but learners can expect to spend approximately 1-2 hours outside of class time working on their assignments.

🎭 For a class requiring reading, approximately how many pages will learners be expected to read independently?
The readings assigned each week will typically be short and focused, ranging from a few paragraphs to a couple of pages. Learners can expect to read approximately 2-4 pages of instructional text per week, depending on the topic and level of complexity.

✨ Overall, the homework assignments are designed to complement and reinforce the material covered in class, and to help learners develop their acting skills in a fun and engaging way.
2 - 4 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
✨ In 'Lights, Camera, Action! - Your Ongoing Acting Adventure,' learners will be assessed through a range of informal and formal methods to gauge their progress and help them grow as actors.

🎭 How is learner progress assessed?
Assessment methods will include:
✔️ Personalized feedback and support from the instructors, including verbal feedback and written comments on performances and other assignments.
✔️ Self-reflection and evaluation, where learners will have the opportunity to reflect on their own progress and identify areas for growth.
✔️ Peer evaluations, where learners will give and receive feedback from their fellow actors to help support and strengthen ensemble work and collaboration.
✔️ Performance opportunities, where learners will have the chance to showcase their skills and receive feedback from an audience.

✨ Overall, the assessment methods are designed to be supportive and collaborative, and to help learners identify their strengths and areas for growth in a fun and engaging way. There will be no formal letter grades or written reports, but learners can expect to receive ongoing feedback and support throughout the class.
Grades Offered

✨ Sources for this class will mainly be provided by the teacher, with some supplemental materials from websites or books on acting techniques and methods. All sources used will adhere to Outschool's class content policy, ensuring that the content is secular, factual, inclusive, and age-appropriate.