1. INVITES YOU TO:
STORYTELLING IN L2
Practical techniques to tell a story effectively
Jerome Bruner and The 3 P’S of Narrative Thinking
From action to text
What story to choose?
Staging stories
The use of body language
The storyteller
The characters
The deal between the storyteller and his
characters
The distribution of the text
Dealing with restless students
The CRR formula for YOUNG LEARNERS
Audience participation (aiming at all levels)
Playing with stories
Can we use props?
By the end of the workshop, teachers will have obtained
concrete tools to embrace the art of Storytelling.
When? 28th August, from 14 to 17:30hs
Where? S.U.M. Centro Cultural de San Lorenzo (San Carlos y Entre Ríos)
Fee: From 14th to 27th August, $80.
Special Fee for APrIR members only: $ 60.
Please book your place in advance at Librería Palabras, Rivadavia 619,
San Lorenzo, tel: 03476-425566 from Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 12:30, or
from 16 to 20hs, Saturday from 9 to 12:30. Or by e-mail to
info@palabraslibros.com. (Please, include your full name, city and telephone
number)

2. Limited vacancies!
And the chance of purchasing: the latest kinesthetic STORIES IN MOTION, by Fabiana
Parano: a set of audience participation stories + a CD with songs about the stories.
BIODATA:
Fabiana Parano has created and performs Stories in a Bag. A teacher trainer, a storyteller
and a writer, Ms. Parano holds a Self’-Esteem Practitioner Degree from the International
Council for Self-Esteem in USA, an Accreditation for Creative Writing from Cambridge
University in UK and has majored in Storytelling at Ana Padovani’s School and at Ana María
Bovo’s School. Fabiana has also worked on character sketching and creation with Andrew
Mckenna and mimicry acting at the Mime Theatre of Escobar-Lerchundi. At present, is
exploring the world of narrative acting.
Ms. Parano has helped in Teaching Practice at Joaquín V. González Teacher Training College
and has been an English Coordinator at Septiembre School and Headmistress at
Amapola School. Her experience includes training teachers in the Art of Storytelling and its
application in a second or foreign language situation. To this end, she has delivered
workshops and presentations throughout the country, at schools, teachers’ training colleges
and for publishing houses. She has written stories of all sorts, based on the observation of
daily conflicts among students, which she indulges in sharing with her different audiences.
Her last creation is Stories in Motion, a set of audience participation kinesthetic tales,
along with catchy songs
Subsecretaria de Cultura
de la Municipalidad de San Lorenzo