Chennai
Storytelling Festival 2015 (4-15 Feb), "Storytelling
for Teaching and Training" 1) Overview of Chennai Storytelling
Festival 2015. 2) Storytelling Workshops,
Already Scheduled and Open to the Public (Teenagers and Adults). 3) Storytelling Workshops
Available at Your School, College, NGO, etc. 4) Storytelling Performances
at Alliance Francaise__Thurs 12, Fri 13, and Sat 14 Feb. 5) Talk on
"Educational Uses of Ponnar
Sankar, a Tamil Epic"__Thurs 12 and Fri 13 Feb. 6) Panel Discusssion on
"Using Storytelling to Teach Languages", at Alliance Francaise__Fri
13 Feb. 7) Two-day FREE Seminar at
the University of Madras__Sat 14 and Sun 15 Feb. Documentation: "Taking Kongu Tales to
Toronto Schools", (a profile
Dr Brenda Beck), Indian Express, 12 Feb 2015. (a profile
of Richard Martin), The Hindu, 11 Feb 2015. _____________________________________ 5) Talk on "Educational Uses of Ponnar Sankar, a Tamil Epic". Talk by Dr
Brenda Beck (based in Toronto, Canada) -- "Ways
Canadian Teachers are Using a 13-hour Animation of an Indian Folk Epic in
Their Classrooms". www.legendofponnivala.blogspot.in For
teachers, and anyone else who might be interested. Admission is free. 1) Thurs
12 Feb, at 11:30am. Loyola
College (Sterling Road, Nungambakkam), Yedanapalli
Hall, Chemistry Block. 2) Fri 13
Feb, at 11am. University
of Madras (Chepauk campus, where Wallajah Road meets Marina Beach), Hall
G-33, Centenary Building. _____________________________________ 6) Panel Discusssion at Alliance Francaise. Day and time: Friday 13 Feb, 4pm-6pm. Venue: 3rd Floor Auditorium, Alliance
Francaise, College Road. Panel Discussion (with Descriptions and
Demonstrations of Methods) on "Using Storytelling for Teaching
Languages", and "Using Storytelling to Help Develop Language Skills
in Young Children". 1) Richard
Martin. 2) Kiran Shah. 3) Geeta
Ramanujam. 4) Usha
Venkatraman. 5) Shreya
Biswas. 6) Deepa Kiran. 7) Albert P'Rayan. 8) Asha
Sampath. 9) Sheetal
N. 10) Sandhya
Ruban, 11) Uma Balu. For teachers, parents, college students, and
anyone else who might be interested. Admission: Rs 100. _____________________________________ The Chennai Storytelling Festival is presented by
the World Storytelling
Institute and Others. The World
Storytelling Institute is based in Chennai, on India's southeast coast. <end>
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