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Theatre in Education Boundaries and Horizvons

By Learning Curve | Mar 14, 2020
A scene from a ‘life skills’ workshop held at the Concerned for Working Children (CWC) centre in Kundapura, Mangalore District :

Creating Storyboards

By junykwilfred | Jun 15, 2015

Stories are something that fascinate children of all ages. A storyboard takes stories a step further – towards visual representation. 

Storytelling Strategies

By Nabanita Deshmukh | Apr 13, 2015

This article aims at describing certain strategies that would help teachers become better storytellers. The demonstration was done for primary school teachers by narrating a story called ‘How the Bean got  its strings’, the ‘desi’ version of a Grimm’s fairytale.

 

HOW THE BEAN GOT ITS STRINGS
 

Teaching Art to Children

By TeacherPlus | Jan 28, 2015

As a creative art teacher, Lekha has a good chance to gauge the personalities of her students through their drawings.

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'Straw'ng math

By Swati Sircar | Nov 18, 2014
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Language and Language Teaching: Issue 6

By Language and Language Teaching | Jul 8, 2014

The sixth issue of LLT, brought out in July 2014, deals with topics like literacy education, multilingualism in the classroom, politics of language, and reflective journal writing, among others. Also find book reviews, classroom activities and reports on language workshops.

Vikasana: helping kids blossom

By TeacherPlus | May 29, 2014

...by providing them a space to explore, dechiper and learn.

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Is it just a lump of clay?

By Learning Curve | Jan 7, 2014
Any school which has set out to bring about learning in an interesting atmosphere could bring in a dedicated area for working with hands. A craft studio or center could provide a rich resource in exploring various materials and could be introduced for children from an early age. Natural materials like clay, bamboo, wood, coconut shells, seeds pods and other fascinating materials like paper, thread, cloth and beads could be brought in for the mere joy of understanding the nature and differing qualities of these materials.

Language games and learnings

By Rajani Pandey | May 1, 2015

This activity is intended for students in pre and primary school. The aim is to encourage children to learn and have fun with language. These can be built on to encourage idea generation for story construction and creative writing.

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