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A migrant parent storyteller

in Literacy

Practice created by Jypara Tashmamatova
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Each week one migrantparent tells story to children. Teachers work with the parents to get ready for the storytelling, help them select the story, provide some effective and interactive story telling techniques so children can enjoy. Parents can conduct exercises with children related to the story content for better understanding and learning of children. Teacher will provide technical support to the parents and help to facilitate storytelling. During the sorytelling classes we will take photos of the process, so by the end of the project we can develop a book of "Migrant parent storyteller".

Step-by-step instructions for other teachers

(i) Develop the data base of migrant parents (ii) Conduct meeting with migrant parents and introduce the project concept (iii) Select age appropriated stories and develop lesson plans based on stories content and parent capacity (iv) Migrant parents tell stories online (through whatsapp, Zoom) (v) Observe storytelling classes, identify gaps and achievement (what works or not) and based on findings review and update plans of the next classes .

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Results

We could test with two migrant mothers. They could tell stories to children through whatsapp.Children were really happy and excited storytelling by mothers. During the first session, a child of the parent who read the book became emotional. After the lesson, this child feel poud, that her mother read a story and facilitated the whole lesson. Children started attending the kindergarten with pleasure,waiting for next class.They feel connected to their parents. As a result, they’ve become more active, motivated and engaged in learning! Furthermore, communication among children have improved.
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