Friend and drama education colleague, John Foreman, sent me a link entitled the 25 C’s of Drama Education. Before I opened the link I started my own list.

Creativity. Courage. Character. Collaboration. Community., Communication. Commedia.

With the help of Drama and Theatre Key Terms and Concepts 3rd Edition, I added:

cabaret, Cap and Bells, Carnivale, cast, catharsis, cause and effect, censorship, ceremony, chamber theatre, characterisation, character journey, Chekhov, children’s theatre, choral speaking, chorus, Chronicle play, circus, Classical Greek drama (that’s cheating a bit!), climax, comedy, conflict, copyright, corpsing, costume, cue, curtain, cyclorama.

Now, to turn to the words offered by Justin Cash (https://thedramateacher.com/the-20-cs-of-drama-education/)

What are the key words/concepts on your list?

Other ideas can be found at

Theatrefolk https://www.theatrefolk.com/blog/21st-century-skills-drama-classroom/.
In Transforming Schools, Miranda Jefferson and Michael Anderson outline ways to make learning 4 C’s: Communication, Collaboration, Critical Reflection and Creativity as capabilities essential for learning, thriving and transforming in our world. (https://www.4ctransformativelearning.org)