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“A Classroom with Six Languages”

Oct

2008

Comenius Project creates Storyline for pupils of special schools from six European countries Schule am Meer in North Germany’s Cuxhaven was the venue for the latest gathering of the Comenius funded “Stars Project”. From 22-26.October 2008 the group, involving schools from Germany, Denmark, Belgium, Hungary, Estonia and Ireland met for the 5th time, although it ...

Royal Danish Ballet Teacher Education

Sep

2008

Cecilie Falkenberg is this year engaged in designing and conducting an educational course for those of the Royal Danish Ballet’s dancers who teach ballet by using their rich experiences to help pass on their knowledge and skills to younger performers. Cecilie and her colleagues in KLEO, University College Copenhagen, have designed a new education that ...

Danish Members of Parliament Visit Scotland

Aug

2008

Committee of Education Study Visit 13 members of the Danish Education Committee visited Scotland this week from 26th to 29th August to find out more about the new Scottish Curriculum for Excellence and also about Storyline. On Wednesday 27th August at LTS headquarters in Glasgow they had a presentation from members of the Learning & ...

Learning Support using Storyline in Denmark

May

2007

Finn Mosegaard has been appointed as an educational consultant to a group of teachers who are being specially trained in Learning Support. Finn has been working in this area for many years and has developed a very interesting way of combining the use of Storyline and ICT to help pupils who have problems with reading ...

New Danish Book | Café

Oct

2006

by Cecilie Falkenberg & Karsten Enggaard This is number 6 in the series of Storyline topic books published by Kroghs Forlag. Two very experienced Storyliners, Cecilie & Karsten have designed this new topic on a CAFE aiming at Mathematics and Danish curriculum for Classes 1 to 4. Karsten is the leader of CAND (Center for ...

The Child & Family Centre, Hirtshals, Denmark

Jul

2006

Storyline and Special Needs The Child and Family Centre is designed to cater for the special needs of selected pupils and to give support to their parents. In this small school in Hirtshals the staff have recently been using a Desert Island Storyline very successfuly to motivate language work from their 8 pupils. The teachers ...

New Storyline Publications in Denmark

Jun

2006

Following the success of the ‘Storylinebogen’ published in 2000, a new series of five booklets has just been produced by Kroghs Forlag. Each booklet describes one Storyline topic in depth – Trucks, The Pet Shop, Tracks through Australia, A Bridge to Trading and The Trolls of the Forest of Seven. Cecilie Falkenberg is the general ...

Successful Conference in Elsinore

Nov

2003

3rd to 5th November 2003 The International Storyline Conference 2 held recently in the Comwell Borupgaard Hotel attracted almost 300 delegates from 19 countries. Once again the participants responded with enthusiasm and the evaluations recorded a high degree of satisfaction of the complex programme it offered. We are greatly indebted to Cecilie Falkenberg and Henrik ...

Intercultural Storyline challenge: Denmark meets Scotland!

Jun

2003

Danish teacher trainees using Storyline at Aberfoyle Primary School, Scotland. Tutored by experienced Storyline educator and head teacher of Aberfoyle Primary School, Carol Anne Omand, we: Anne Mette Linnet and Soren Birk Jensen from Frederiksberg College of Education, Copenhagen, got the chance to plan and teach a three week Storyline in a 3rd/ 4th form ...

Storyline to train Nurses in Denmark

Jan

2003

In January an article about the use of the Storyline method was published in the Danish nurse magazine “Sygeplejersken”. The article is written by Eva Hoffmann who is a nursing teacher on “Den sønderjyske sygeplejeskole” in Sønderborg. Eva Hoffmann tells in the article about her experiences with using the Storyline method in the education of ...