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DramActivate DramActivate is a unique and creative drama & storytelling-based training program for EFL teachers. https://linktr.ee/dramactivateyourself

Evi Karydi is the creator of DramActivate. She has been an English Language (EFL/ESL) teacher since 1995 and has been running her own Language School in Greece since 1999. For the past 7 years, she has been researching into creative language teaching approaches, and has completed numerous elite courses on the subject. She started DramActivate with the goal of sharing her expertise with passionate EFL and ESL teachers worldwide. DramActivate trains educators on how to incorporate creative drama, storytelling and embodiment techniques into their language teaching. DramActivate courses run in multiple stages, offering a guaranteed working practical toolbox to every language educator.

13/10/2026

Don’t just tell it - show it!🤸🏻
A simple drama game to practise past simple through storytelling and movement.🎭

12/10/2026

📺 Still scrolling? Allow me to take control for a second.😂

Your remote can change the channel, turn up the volume and switch everything OFF.

But it can't make you a teacher who knows everything!🎭

And honestly, wouldn't that be a little boring?

I've been exploring the importance of CPD, professional curiosity and lifelong learning in my latest blog article.

Have you read it yet?

📖 "The Teacher Who Knows Everything" is waiting for you on the DramActivate website!

Go on. Give that curiosity button a click.😉

When the class goes quiet, what do you do next?Ask another question?Call on the same confident students?Move on?Dramacti...
09/10/2026

When the class goes quiet, what do you do next?
Ask another question?
Call on the same confident students?
Move on?

Dramactivate gives you another option: create a situation students can step into together.
When there is something to discover, decide or solve, participation no longer depends only on who is quickest to raise a hand.
Give the class something to respond to.

Your textbook can become the drama prompt.You don’t need separate drama materials.Take a dialogue from your textbook and...
08/10/2026

Your textbook can become the drama prompt.
You don’t need separate drama materials.
Take a dialogue from your textbook and ask:
What happens next?

The quiet student doesn’t have to go first.Drama shouldn’t mean putting reluctant speakers on the spot.Start with pairs....
07/10/2026

The quiet student doesn’t have to go first.

Drama shouldn’t mean putting reluctant speakers on the spot.

Start with pairs.
Move to small groups.
Let students rehearse before sharing.

Participation can grow gradually.

Confidence often comes before performance.

06/10/2026

Fix flat role-plays fast🔨
A simple drama trick to make role-plays more natural and more communicative.🎭

The Teacher Who Knows Everything🤯There’s a point in every teaching career when experience starts to work in two directio...
05/10/2026

The Teacher Who Knows Everything🤯

There’s a point in every teaching career when experience starts to work in two directions.

It gives us confidence. We know our students better. We have a few more answers up our sleeves.

It can also make us less curious.

I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately, especially from my rather unusual position of being both a teacher trainer and a teacher who still signs up for training.

I go to conferences. I join workshops. I sit in someone else’s session and follow their instructions. I try things I wouldn't necessarily choose myself.

I come home with ideas, questions, and occasionally a completely different view of something I thought I understood.

That is what CPD means to me.

Not collecting certificates. Not filling a training requirement. Not trying every new methodology that appears.

Staying open.

I’ve written about this, and about why I think the moment we genuinely feel we have nothing left to learn is worth taking seriously.

"The Teacher Who Knows Everything" is my new article on the DramActivate blog.

🔗Find the link in the comments

Instead of giving students a list of travel words to learn, the teacher creates a simple situation: one student is a tra...
01/10/2026

Instead of giving students a list of travel words to learn, the teacher creates a simple situation: one student is a traveller, another works at the airport, and a suitcase is missing.

This is how educational drama supports English learning: students use the language in context, with a real reason to speak.

Sometimes fluency needs space before feedback.
30/09/2026

Sometimes fluency needs space before feedback.

29/09/2026

The Emotion Café
Make café role-plays come alive💞

The same café role-play BUT with emotions that change everything.🎭🤩

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Xanthou 11 & Anaxagora
Távros
17778

Opening Hours

Monday 08:30 - 18:00
Tuesday 08:30 - 18:00
Wednesday 08:30 - 18:00
Thursday 08:30 - 18:00
Friday 08:30 - 18:00

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