Thu, 27 Mar
|Bruce Pulman Park
Storytelling and Narrative Pedagogies to grow Local Curriculum
Explore the power of storytelling! Develop kaiako storytelling skills, connect with community narratives, inspire tamariki as storytellers, and implement meaningful, story-rich practices to nurture creativity, learning, and cultural connection.
Time & Location
27 Mar 2025, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Bruce Pulman Park, 90 Walters Road, Takanini 2112, New Zealand
About the event
The Storytelling and Narrative Pedagogies workshop dives into the transformative power of storytelling in early learning environments. Participants will develop their skills as storytellers, explore ways to connect with stories from their communities, and use storytelling as a rich provocation to inspire curiosity and learning. The workshop provides practical strategies for supporting tamariki in becoming confident storytellers, fostering their creativity and sense of identity. With a focus on planning, implementation, and assessment, educators will learn to create story-rich environments that are meaningful, culturally responsive, and engaging, enhancing the learning journey for both kaiako and tamariki.
We will cover
The power of storytelling
Growing kaiako skills as a storyteller
Connecting with stories from your community
Using storytelling as a rich provocation
Tickets
Fully Funded Ticket
One ticket for includes the full-day workshop, a workbook, lunch and refreshments
$0.00
Total
$0.00