The
Career-learning Café underpinning
conference THE
USE OF STORY TELLING a
conference held in November 2003
look at conference material now
background
and aim There
is good reason to believe that creative learning experiences help people
to work out what to do - in both their paid and unpaid working lives.
But we are still waiting for the cultural shift that will realise the
potential in this idea. Storytelling
and reminiscence work can help a lot particularly among people
in disadvantaged communities. Guidance workers, adult educators and learning
advisers help. But just as important is informal talk with volunteers
-through mentoring support and conversations in corridors. The
aim of the conference is to help you with this work, if you are a... ...guidance
worker
programme
David
Heley, WEA Tutor Organiser South Eastern District WEA Students: Brighton
Branch Cathy
Hull, Senior Lecturer, Department of Career and Personal Development,
Canterbury Christ Church University College You
are in Moira
Hyde's impressions from this conference update
on another conference - Challenging Biographies
conference and report other-
including practical - material on using narrative back to underpinning front page
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