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5 thoughts on “Report from the Field – Margarita Perez”
I agree with the community building nature of OWI. One of my classes preferred them to the individual characters. They enjoyed using OWI with matava scripts.
Great idea Steven. I’m gonna try that. That has often been the driest part of a Matava script for me, trying to figure out who the character is.
Yeah, there is already the setup from creating the OWI then, having the paper in front of you that you adapt according to the level of the class – bring an actor up and let it go! I had a quiet 1st period (probably still sleepy) and using the script has helped me create some amazing stories with them.
Steven that (combining OWIs w Matava scripts) is your idea. I remember you’ve mentioned it before. I will remember to credit you on this. I’ve never tried it but it sounds like it could really get the class deep into mirth and humor. They create the character and the script then has much deeper appeal. Nice!
All this work is, is about shifting class ownership from us to them.