Story Building: A Practical Guide for Bringing the Power of Stories Into Classrooms - Kahn, Drew
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Story Building: A Practical Guide for Bringing the Power of Stories into Classrooms and Communities represents over 30 years of teaching-through-story experiences of Professor Drew Kahn, his students and colleagues from around the globe. Originating in professional and educational theater, Professor Kahn brings the invaluable lessons of community building, conflict management and identity exploration out from rehearsal studios and into school classrooms, businesses and community organizations. Story Building is written as a follow-up to support the Anne Frank Project's story-based learning…mehr

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Story Building: A Practical Guide for Bringing the Power of Stories into Classrooms and Communities represents over 30 years of teaching-through-story experiences of Professor Drew Kahn, his students and colleagues from around the globe. Originating in professional and educational theater, Professor Kahn brings the invaluable lessons of community building, conflict management and identity exploration out from rehearsal studios and into school classrooms, businesses and community organizations. Story Building is written as a follow-up to support the Anne Frank Project's story-based learning trainings where 'body first, brain second' is central to the process. Story Building assumes everyone matters, their stories matter that each of us has the responsibility to surface, develop and share our stories. This is how we improve our world, one story at a time.
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Drew Kahn is a Distinguished Service Professor at SUNY Buffalo State where he has taught acting, devised theater (President's Award for Excellence in Teaching/SUNY) and directed productions (Kennedy Center Award) for 26 years. He taught K-12 populations for 10 years previous to his work in higher education. He is the Founding Director of The Anne Frank Project, a multi-layered social justice initiative at SUNY Buffalo State that utilizes the wisdom of Anne Frank as a springboard for the examination of genocide and conflict through the lens of story and performance. He presents and teaches internationally on the universal language of stories and the intersection of story, conflict resolution, community building and identity--most recently in Rwanda, Kenya, Switzerland, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burma, Viet Nam, New Zealand, Greece and Turkey (Toby Ticktin Back Award for Holocaust Education, Community Leader Award, National Federation for Just Communities). Professor Kahn's book Story Building: A Practical Guide for Bringing the Power of Stories into the Classroom is used by teachers and community leaders all over the world. Professor Kahn has extensive acting experience in professional theater (Andre' DeShields' original cast of Saint Tous), feature film (Paramount Pictures' Necessary Roughness) as well as several television and commercial credits. In Buffalo, New York, he was the host of WKBW-TV's (ABC) AM Buffalo for six years and hosted the WNED (PBS) documentary Saving a Landmark: The Darwin Martin House (National Telly Award). He received an MFA from Southern Methodist University and a BA from San Diego State University. His favorite roles are husband to his wife Maria and dad to his children Sam and Nate.