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My Word! tells the stories of Thérèse Hulme and the young people that she's worked with during the last seventeen years. Thérèse has taught many learners in some of the most marginalized communities in the Western Cape how to write and how to find their voices. Her narrative approach will, in turn, inspire teachers to shape a writing culture in their classroom. To assist teachers, the book contains many questions meant to help teachers critically examine existing practices and beliefs. The book also has practical exercises for learners, questions for teachers to ponder and discussions meant to…mehr

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My Word! tells the stories of Thérèse Hulme and the young people that she's worked with during the last seventeen years. Thérèse has taught many learners in some of the most marginalized communities in the Western Cape how to write and how to find their voices. Her narrative approach will, in turn, inspire teachers to shape a writing culture in their classroom. To assist teachers, the book contains many questions meant to help teachers critically examine existing practices and beliefs. The book also has practical exercises for learners, questions for teachers to ponder and discussions meant to bring new insights to the CAPS goals. It is especially the stories, poems, drama texts and spoken word pieces by the young writers that will capture readers' imagination.

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Autorenporträt
Thérèse Hulme (née Bartman) has degrees in Drama and Afrikaans/Dutch. In 2000, she decided to qualify as a narrative therapist and her research for her master's and doctoral degrees took her to Kraaifontein where she mentored her first group of young writers. During this time, Thérèse debuted as poet in Nuwe stemme 3. In this book, Thérèse acts as poet, therapist and community worker in the hope that, through their relationship with their teacher, learners will be able to find their voices and have their voices heard.