Program I
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✎ Suggest a correctionProvides an inquiry into the value of improvised drama in education. Presents a group of 17-year-old boys, led by drama lecturer John Hodgson, who improvise a drama expressing their different feelings toward a boastful friend. Follows with a general discussion about the faults of exaggeration. Shows a class of 14-year-old boys, led by drama tutor Dorothy Heathcote, enacting a drama in which they try to solve a problem.
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