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2 thoughts on “Moving Into and Through a Story from an OWI”
I enjoyed reading this so very much, it felt a little as if I’d been with you. Actually, I envy you your live experience!
Those of us at the workshop were happy as well, Udo. This kind of work has the potential to bring real happiness into the foreign language classroom, where historically it has been nothing more than a microcosm of the outside world where the few dominate the many, where most kids just sit there and feel kind of stupid. Here we all work together and have fun. It’s worth all the effort when we can enjoy creating something together like those St. Louis teachers did above. After almost 15 years since creating the idea of one word images, I am happy to see them getting some attention. Megan, for example, is very happy with the changes in her classroom since the workshop. She feels empowered for next year.