Wednesday
30th June 2010 : 9.30 a.m. - 3.30 p.m.
Course
description: Come
along to this fun and participative day to develop your storytelling
techniques linked to the social and emotional aspects of learning. Traditional
tales have been the means for handing down wisdom and understanding
emotion throughout the ages, and there is no reason why your 21st century
classroom should be any different. You will practice powerful tools
for gripping your audience, find out where stories come from, discover
why they are so engaging and learn how you can harness this magic to
explore the seven themes of SEAL.
Suitable
for: KS1&2
teachers, teaching assistants and any other interested staff.
Tutor:
Snail Tales Storyteller Chip Colquhoun began dabbling in dramatic workshops
for primary age children during his A-levels. Whilst reading Law at
university, he enjoyed writing and directing drama. Snail Tales brings
alive colourful stories from around the world for all ages and occasions,
at festivals, schools and museums.
About
Snail Tales:
Just as a snail carries its home on its back, Snail Tales celebrate
the stories you'll carry with you for life. Their storytelling excites,
encourages, inspires and calms, all in one enchanting journey - for
adults and youngsters alike, in schools, festivals and even theatres.
Visit www.snailtales.org for
more details.
Venue:
Schools Library Service, New Barnfield, Travellers Lane, Hatfield AL10
8XG
Cost:
£135.00 per person including a buffet lunch
| Expected
learning outcomes: |
- develop
storytelling techniques
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- develop
the use of stories to promote thinking and discussion on the
7 main SEAL themes
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- give you
confidence to deliver storytelling in your classroom
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| Topics
to be covered will include: |
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- researching
relevant stories
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- exploring
SEAL creatively (the 7 themes)
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- sensitive
handling of topics
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- "simulation
in the imagination"
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To
Book: Please
print course booking form, available here www.herts-sls.org.uk
and complete for each course booking. Return to SLS by post, Fax (01707
281611) phone (01707 281630) or email to info@herts-sls.org.uk
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