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Summit #2 - Who's Listening? Storytelling and Identity
Storytelling fits in the classroom -- any classroom! -- in a multitude of ways.
Educators use storytelling techniques when they talk to their students (whether they realize it or not).
Students share their questions, their understandings, their experiences verbally, in text, and through music.
Storytelling is a big part of many assignments we give (again, whether we realize it or not).
How do we sharpen our storytelling skills? And how do we help our students become better storytellers?
Micaela Blei and Onnesha Roychoudhuri have dedicated much of their professional lives to the craft of telling stories. In this presentation, they share:
You might be interested in this session if:
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Storytelling fits in the classroom -- any classroom! -- in a multitude of ways.
Educators use storytelling techniques when they talk to their students (whether they realize it or not).
Students share their questions, their understandings, their experiences verbally, in text, and through music.
Storytelling is a big part of many assignments we give (again, whether we realize it or not).
How do we sharpen our storytelling skills? And how do we help our students become better storytellers?
Micaela Blei and Onnesha Roychoudhuri have dedicated much of their professional lives to the craft of telling stories. In this presentation, they share:
You might be interested in this session if: