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Mr. Dunkelberg's Classroom Edit display name

  • Noble High School
  • Noble, OK
  • More than half of students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more

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Because we currently lack many of the tools needed to build sets, our theater program relies almost entirely on outside help and using tools or materials borrowed from other departments or community members. This means that students don't get as many hands-on opportunities to design and build. New tools like a drill and jigsaw will give our students the opportunity to directly apply what they learn in the classroom, hands-on. After two years of virtual learning and virtual productions, the need for hands-on, real-world opportunities is more important than ever. My students are eager and capable and putting their skills and creativity to work by building sets will allow our program to do more ambitious shows and teach students practical skills that will serve them no matter what they choose to do beyond high school. By taking ownership of set design and construction, students learn leadership, collaboration, creative problem-solving, and everyday skills like measuring, tool use, and crafts skills. Using the "tools of the trade" and doing it together in a collaborative space is invaluable, and ultimately benefits not just our students, but the community at large by providing access to the arts.

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Because we currently lack many of the tools needed to build sets, our theater program relies almost entirely on outside help and using tools or materials borrowed from other departments or community members. This means that students don't get as many hands-on opportunities to design and build. New tools like a drill and jigsaw will give our students the opportunity to directly apply what they learn in the classroom, hands-on. After two years of virtual learning and virtual productions, the need for hands-on, real-world opportunities is more important than ever. My students are eager and capable and putting their skills and creativity to work by building sets will allow our program to do more ambitious shows and teach students practical skills that will serve them no matter what they choose to do beyond high school. By taking ownership of set design and construction, students learn leadership, collaboration, creative problem-solving, and everyday skills like measuring, tool use, and crafts skills. Using the "tools of the trade" and doing it together in a collaborative space is invaluable, and ultimately benefits not just our students, but the community at large by providing access to the arts.

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