Alphabet Play about School Life
Learning Objective
"I can collaborate with my group to create and perform an alphabet-themed play based on school life scenarios." "我可以与我的小组合作，创作并表演一个以学校生活场景为主题的字母剧。"
Key Concepts
When writing a monologue, it's important to write more than what's necessary and then refine it through re-reading, speaking aloud, and editing.
To help with writing, try setting time constraints and writing continuously without stopping to overthink, or use the 'Four Emotions' exercise by exploring anger, fear, hope, and shame.
Other helpful exercises include using a memory and modifying it for a character, writing from the perspective of a villain, copying the style of a writer, or using the alphabet to start each new sentence.
Practice Questions
This lesson includes 12 practice questions to reinforce learning.
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1. According to the video, what is the first rule to follow when writing a monologue?
2. Describe the 'Write To Time' exercise and explain how it can help overcome writer's block.
3. Explain the 'Four Emotions' exercise and list the four primal emotions it focuses on.
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Educational Video
How To WRITE A MONOLOGUE
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