Abstract
This paper reports on the Drama and Oral Language (DOL) research project, Singapore, 2004, which investigated the impact of process drama on the oral communication results of Normal Technical students in four schools.
Youth Theatre Journal
Volume 20, 2006 - Issue 1
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