My Teacher: Drama In Our Lives

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My Teacher: Drama In Our Lives

深夜福利 | By Kimani Hall

Published September 27, 2017 at 11:22 AM EDT

Drama Teacher Anna Marie Jones and Student Natasha Toledo

深夜福利's explores student-teacher relationships across North Carolina and tries to find out what it takes to make a connection in the classroom.

Last spring, Natasha Toledo interviewed her drama teacher Anna-Marie Jones. The two talked about how drama and acting played a big part in their lives and how it moved them forward.

The My Teacher Series is produced by Kimani Hall and made possible in part by a grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

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