Scholarly Sisterhood
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Emily Dickson: A Story of Theatre, Leadership, and Student Well-Being
Emily Dickson, a drama teacher and grade level leader at the American International School in Vienna, discusses her role and experiences. She describes working with teenagers as both challenging and rewarding, emphasizing the importance of mutual career support with her husband. Raised in a large, arts-loving Scottish family, Emily's passion for drama and the arts flourished, leading her to a fulfilling teaching career. She highlights the impact of drama education on students' confidence and creativity, stressing the need for a safe classroom environment.
Emily also addresses her responsibilities as a grade level leader, focusing on students' well-being amid social media pressures and their diverse cultural backgrounds. She aims to help students navigate challenges, make informed decisions, and develop essential life skills.
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Host: Anna Blankenship
Editor: Lizzie Walker
Writer: Emily Sanders