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Storyline Reunion

Aug

2007

Sallie Harkness joined Jeff Creswell of Storyline Design, Portland, Oregon to teach a Storyline Reunion course on Book-based Storylines. Teachers attending this three day course were all experienced Storyliners who came with an exciting selection of books. In addition to sharing information about the Storyline work completed. In 2006/7 participants had time to work together on ...

Björkhagens skola, Stockholm, Sweden

Jun

2007

Mait Adegard & Steve Bell At the invitation of the school management team Steve Bell was invited to present an end-of-term Staff Development Storyline course over Tuesday and Wednesday 12th & 13th June 2007 in Björkhagens skola, Johanneshov, Stockholm. A total of 66 teachers from both primary and secondary stages attended and participated with great ...

University Course on Storyline in Sweden

May

2007

In a new and interesting development Luleå University, in the north of Sweden, is offering an award bearing course on Storyline. The Course will take the form of workshops, seminars, preparatory reading and discussion. It carries an award of 10 credits. The course is taught by Grethel Guthlein, the course leader/examiner, and Sanna Ranweg. ...

Courses in Stockholm & Gothenburg

Mar

2007

Very successful Storyline courses have recently been run in Sweden. Mait Adegård, vice principal in Skarpnäcks skolan, organises several courses annually, and her school has become the Storyline centre in Stockholm. Skarpnäcks has a website which shows a selection of photographs from these courses over the past few years. Eva Marsh and Ylva Lundin are ...

Storyline Course in Farsta, Stockholm

Jun

2006

25 teachers attended a two day Storyline workshop course held in Farsta Gymnasium on 19th & 20th June 2006. The enthusiastic and artistic participants created a story about a new hotel and the staff necessary to run it. There was much ‘serious fun’ as the story developed and the last period on the Tuesday afternoon ...

English for Life: Using Storyline to teach English in school years 1-6

May

2006

Sharon Ahlquist, The University of Kristianstad, Sweden During the spring of 2006 25 Swedish primary school teachers took part in Storyline The Street. The course ran for ten weeks, meeting one evening a week, and its aim was to show how the Storyline method can be used to fulfil the objectives of the syllabus for English ...

Workshop Course for School Management Teams in Farsta

Mar

2006

The management teams from 12 schools in the Farsta District of Stockholm spent these two days together on a workshop course exploring the qualities and values involved in providing an exciting, challenging and successful school. The course followed the pattern of a Storyline Topic and was presented by Mait Adegard, a project leader working for ...

Storyline Course

Nov

2005

Larbert Village Primary School The whole staff of Larbert Village Primary School and a few invited guest teachers attended a one-day Storyline workshop course given by Steve Bell on Tuesday 15th November 2005. As the curriculum focus changes in Scotland to encourage more creative arts, imaginative thinking and problem tackling, teachers are keen to explore ...

Developing Language Skills in Storyline Topics

Nov

2005

This year for the first time an option has been included in the B.Ed (Honours) Degree in Primary Education Course at Strathclyde University under the In-Depth Language Study Programme entitled Developing Language Skills in Storyline Topics. The participants will experience two practical workshops and be asked to give their views on the benefits of adopting ...

Storyline Course in Teachers’ University – Reykjavik

Sep

2005

At the invitation of Gudmundur Kristmundsson Steve Bell spent one afternoon – September 27th 2005 – with a group of international students from Finland, Denmark and Germany. The Storyline introduced was about visiting tourists to Iceland and, in pairs, the students created a lifesize visual of these foreign visitors. They will have the opportunity to ...