The
SACSA Framework
The SACSA Framework
categorises Drama under Arts.
Arts is a collective
term, with the five main art forms being dance, drama,
media, music and visual arts.
The Framework states
(in part):
'Learning in arts
engages children and students in satisfying, lifelong
involvement and pleasure.
The richness of
meaning expressed in arts work serves both to generate
intellectual rigour and demonstrate a sense of self worth in
individuals and communities.
The Arts provide a
means by which learners can explain, reflect, understand and
critique society and imagine better worlds.
They develop
non-literal languages and discover subtle ways of
communicating through metaphor and innuendo.
Such learning
engages their intellect and creativity; enables them to
become active, creative problem-solvers; and offers
opportunities to access alternative modes of thinking and
feeling that are specific to each arts form.'
For further details
of the SACSA Framework you are referred to www.sacsa.sa.edu.au
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