Activity 1: Debrief about the Forum Theatre
The participants and facilitators discussed, evaluated and talked about the successful forum that happened yesterday.
Activity 2: WORKSHOP AT ANNASAMY MUDALIAR SCHOOL
Visiting this primary school in Bangalore was such a nice experience. We put in practice the learning we gained throughout the week by doing some TO activities and games with the kids such as image theatre.
The results were great; find here some pictures of the images the kids made about the themes: family, classroom and dinner table.
After the workshop we had a reflection session on what happened and identified key aspects of Radha’s facilitation at this short version of what a workshop with kids about TO should look like.
Then we had a really good south Indian lunch together (thanks organizers!).
Discussion about EDUCATION
There were too many thoughts and great ideas going on in this discussion that it won’t make sense to give you reader a list of what we discussed; however I just want to give you the task of thinking about this question: if you would have the opportunity to change the current standardized education system, what would you do?
What is or might be the impact of Theatre of the Oppressed in education?
Closing session (reflection and feedback time)
“Theatre is a form of knowledge; it should and can also be a means of transforming society. Theatre can help us build our future rather than just waiting for it” –Augusto Boal.
By Sara Pan Algarra
Taken from: http://liveandlifes.blogspot.in/
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