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How do people use theater degrees after graduation? - Coggle Diagram

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        Ambrose: “Building a Polymathic Career: An Interview With Actor, Voice/Speech/Dialect Coach, and Theater Educator Tyne Turner.” "To teach theater in a public K–12 setting one often requires a Theater, Speech, and/or English license for that state, obtainable through specified college credits and passing of examinations as dictated by their Department of Public Instruction. To teach in a university setting one needs either an MFA, Doctorate, or “Equivalent Professional Experience”—meaning top professional Theater credentials." (Ambrose 189)
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        “Building a Polymathic Career: An Interview With Actor, Voice/Speech/Dialect Coach, and Theater Educator Tyne Turner.” : "In Voice and Speech one often needs additional certifications or at least specified training in various methods of the work.”(Ambrose 189)
    - - "Key findings from this research included the fact that those in the visual and per- forming arts areas were generally pessimistic about finding work, yet simultaneously ‘going in with their eyes open and [with] a sense of realism’ (17). "(1018)
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        "The managers of arts institutions are often recruited from the artistic field itself. The chiefexecutive of a theater may be an active stage director and an art historian a museum dir-ector. We also find this in other sectors, where individuals with primary education andbackground from a profession hold managerial positions, such as doctors, nurses, teach-ers, layers, and engineers " (Elstad et al.186)
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- - - - “Communication with superiors was also identified as having a relevant impact for those planning their professional evolution. The organization nedds to primarily have strategical communication for the employees to perform. Compared with the above Indicator, communication with colleagues was recorded as quite relevant for planning the next stages of the career. Of the 34 respondents, 29 considered this aspect to be very important. This should be in the attention of the management because the creative process is connected to efficient communication between the team members.”(Iosif, Donose 202)