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Question
Students can volunteer and take roles of Tom and Peter and enact the story in class. The other students who witness the role play can discuss the following.
- How well did your classmates enact the story?
- Which part did they do well?
- Which part of their role play, according to you, could have been enacted better?
- If asked to give suggestions to improve their acting skill, what would you suggest?
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Solution
Do it yourself.
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