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Storyline Courses in Thailand

Dec

2004

In view of recent tragic events in South East Asia it is with mixed feelings that our Storyline visit to Thailand is recorded. Following the very successful Storyline course tour to Scotland organised by Noppadon Hor Thong of the Institute of Education Resource Materials, Bangkok, in October 2003, Sallie Harkness and Steve Bell were invited ...

Storyline Book for Thailand

Dec

2004

A translation of the Local Radio Station book into the Thai language has been published by Chulalongkorn University Press ISBN 974-13-3327-7 to coincide with the recent visit of Storyline Scotland tutors to Bangkok. The publication was organised by Mr Noppadon Hor-Thong, Director of the Institute for Education Resources Development and the text was translated by ...

Icelandic Storyline Conference

Nov

2004

Rósa Gudrún Eggertsdóttir has sent me information about an Icelandic Storyline Conference to be held in the University of Akureyri on 13 November 2004. This is designed as a national conference for Icelandic teachers but Sallie Harkness and Steve Bell have been invited to present papers in English. You can reach all the information about ...

Storyline Presentation – Lärarhögskolan, Stockholm

Oct

2004

At the invitation of Dr Jesus Piqeras, Steve Bell gave a two hour presentation to an audience of staff and students on Monday 31st October at the College of Education in Stockholm. Hansi Elsbacher, a journalist, took many photographs and has written an account of this event. His report has been posted on the internal ...

Storyline Postgraduate Course | University College of Boras, Sweden

Oct

2004

On October 7th, the first postgraduate course in Storyline started at the University College of Boras, (UCB) Sweden. The course, ‘Storyline – a Constructivist Approach to Learning, 7,5 ECTs’, has attracted 41 participants, a mix of primary school teachers, secondary school teachers and even two upper secondary school teachers. Storyline as a teaching approach has ...

Swedish Visit

Sep

2004

Sanna Ranweg is a freelance Storyline Tutor working in the area around her home town of Lulea in the north of Sweden. She is engaged by the University to give courses for students and is also kept busy with courses for teachers in her region. Her opinion is that Storyline is being adopted more and ...

Norwegian Teacher Trainers visit Glasgow

Aug

2004

Marit Storhaug, August 2004 On Monday 16th August a group of lecturers from Oslo University College Faculty of Teacher Education visited the University of Strathclyde’s Jordanhill Campus. The main purpose of this visit was to meet Steve Bell and discuss ways in which Storyline might be used as a tool in the initial and inservice ...

Storyline 1 Summer Course in Oregon

Aug

2004

The Storyline 1 course is validated by Portland State University. To gain credit the participants have to attend all five days of the course, keep a reflective diary with an entry for each day and turn in a storyline plan for their grade level. This five day programme has been running for a number of ...

Thai Teachers visit Strathclyde University for a Storyline Course and Study Tour

Aug

2004

Sallie Harkness, a Storyline consultant, recently designed and organised a one-week course visit to Glasgow for 29 teachers from Thailand. The group was led by Mr Noppadon Hor-Thong of the The Institute for Educational Resources Development in Thailand with Dr. Suchinda Kajornrungsilp acting as interpreter. Several members of the Primary Education Department of the Faculty ...

Can Storyline be used in a Technical High School?

Jun

2004

Thirteen members of staff from Haram Vidaregåande skule (Haram Upper Secondary School) from Brattvåg, Norway, visited Glasgow to attend a one-day Storyline course with Steve Bell on Monday 1st October. They were accompanied by three representatives from the business community of their home area. The school is particularly engaged in preparing students for careers in ...