"Improvisational Theater Techniques Bring Unlikely Benefits to the Classroom. A growing number of educators are turning to the world of improv comedy to engage their students and foster a more collaborative learning environment. By embracing the spontaneity and creativity of improv, teachers are finding innovative ways to draw students out of their shells and into the conversation, leading to increased participation and improved academic outcomes. From using improv games to break the ice and build trust, to incorporating improvisational techniques into lesson plans, educators are discovering that the art of improv can be a powerful tool for teaching and learning."
Improv can help educators draw students out of their seats and shells K-12 Dive
