Warmup activities can be adapted for use as cooldown exercises. An ongoing and circular process of exploration, selection, combination, refinement, and reflection to create dance, drama, music, or visual artworks. Simulated depth may be created by perspective, overlapping, size, tone values, colours, and so on. An instructional strategy for developing commitment to role. As and Bs talk to their partners at the same time, telling one another, without pauses, everything they know about their topic, maintaining eye contact as appropriate.
Partners switch topics at a signal.
As an extension, students mirror movements as they converse. An instructional strategy generally used to design or illustrate the set for a dramatic or dance presentation, or a scene from daily life. An image-development strategy used to misrepresent and pull out of shape all or part of the components of an artwork. A person trained as a guide and lecturer who conducts groups through an art gallery or a museum. The setting for dramatic work that includes the who, where, and when of an activity.