Importance of Story and Drama For Teaching   The purpose of this study was to determine the importance of story and drama as a teaching element in children literature. How do teachers scaffold c1500w

Importance of Story and Drama For Teaching   The purpose of this study was to determine the importance of story and drama as a teaching element in children literature. How do teachers scaffold c1500w

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Importance of Story and Drama For Teaching   1500w

The purpose of this study was to determine the importance of story and drama as a teaching element in children literature. How do teachers scaffold children’s learning through story and drama in Turkey? Also what is the effect of using creative drama method on attitudes and reading strategies in Turkish lessons? In the study literature review and interview was used to investigate how much literature teachers apply story and drama techniques in their literature classes and how they are practical or useful on Turkish children’s learning who are studying in middle schools. Population of this research is Turkish secondary school teachers who have experience in story and drama teaching. As a sample, it was interviewed 4 middle school Turkish literature teachers to learn their teaching experiences and attitudes to research topic. Collected data was analyzed and consequently findings indicated that story telling and creative drama methods had significant effect on make and begin and carry on a relationship, self control social skills and learning well by experiencing in Turkish lessons.

INTRODUCTION

Children’s literature is for readers and listeners who are about 2-14 years old. Children’s literature is a resource no literature teacher can do without. This study investigates a sample of pieces that are middle schools Turkish children literature according to scaffolding children’s learning through story and drama. Scaffolding is a well-known metaphor widely used in education and language teaching to describe the guidance, collaboration and support provided by teachers to lead children to new learning (Read, 2006). Stories and drama share a number of features, which make it natural to integrate and combine them in scaffolding learning during language lessons with children (Read, 2017).

When working with children, storytelling and drama techniques can be integrated and combined in multiple ways to provide robust and flexible scaffolding. T