“Storytelling opened my eyes and perspective
for going to what is really dear to my heart- education. It also gave me new
ideas and skills how to do it differently than I was working with teenagers and
adults till now.”
“I had an amazing chance to meet great people,
learn more about their work, experience, passion and fins out that there are
more people like me, somewhere in Europe who want to bring changes in their
communities, and that also struggle like me, but they deal with challenges
differently.”
“Before, I kind of didn’t believe that spoken
word can influence people very much. It’s more action and reflection that
changes people. Now I admit that well-chosen , honest words put in certain way
might achieve the goal. Now I might be more interested in reading stories,
tales etc”
“I really appreciated the events for the local
people. I developed my team working
skills, trusting my group mates, relying on myself that I will do the right thing at the
right moment.”
“During the blindfolded session I realized how
amazing we are as human beings, and how much we can tell, communicate using
only sound and movement.”
“I am fascinated by choreotherapy and how
movement and dance influence our emotions and minds- it was a revelation to me
that this can also be the way to tell stories. I also got to think a lot about
how disabled people perceive dance and what can be done to enable them to take
part in classes of that kind.”
“Storytelling is a powerful tool in education,
I want to implement it on my way of working with youngsters and I have the
feeling that now I can do it.”
“I realize that there is a whole world moving
and connecting and cooperating thanks to Erasmus +. I met valuable
professionalas and wonderful human beings I hope to work with. I had the opportunity
to train my storytelling skills and I gained a whole new perspective on how to
use storytelling as a tool, not only as a performative art. “
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