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"Voices of Resilience: Empowering Learners Through Remote Theatre and Poetry"


In this engaging session, Haneen and Siddhu will explore innovative approaches to integrating remote theater and poetry into educational settings, particularly for learners from refugee or underserved communities.
Haneen will introduce the concept of remote/online theater, highlighting its potential to empower students to become authors of their own narratives.Participants will learn a structured framework for guiding students through the processes of writing, rehearsing, and performing their stories collaboratively, ultimately sharing their creations with peers around the globe. Case studies will illustrate successful implementations of online theater in challenging contexts, providing educators with practical strategies for integration.

Siddhu will complement this with a live recital of ‘The Mower’ and other poignant poems reflecting on Palestine, analyzing their emotional depth and poetic features. He will present a lesson plan designed for English Language Teaching (ELT) professionals, focusing on themes of colonization, displacement, and identity, while engaging participants in reflective discussions using the "Circle of Viewpoints" strategy.

Utilizing Project Zero’s Visual Thinking Routines, Siddhu will enhance the interactive experience with visual aids, demonstrating their effectiveness in classroom settings. The session will conclude with exit tickets encouraging self-reflection, allowing participants to distill their key takeaways. This collaborative workshop aims to inspire educators to harness the transformative power of art and storytelling to foster resilience and identity among their students.

Haneen  Jadallah 

Haneen  Jadallah has obtained an MA degree in Drama and English Language Teaching from the University of Warwick. She is also a Sahin Family Award winner for exceptional progress from the Education Department, University of Warwick. She has a special interest and expertise in drama and English language teaching through online theatre and intercultural link-ups. She is a Chancellor’s Scholarship PhD candidate at the Education Department, commencing in September 2024. 

Siddhu Tekur 

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IBDP and IGCSE English Facilitator Cambridge Exams Officer IBDP TOK Facilitator Freelancer/ Personalized Tutor Creative Writer siddhu2799@gmail.com 

Event details

📖 Event type: SIG Webinar Literature

🗓️ Date: 04/10/2024 - 16:00 UK time What time is this in my location?

🏫Venue: Online event

💲Fees: Free for IATEFL members
Please note that certificate will be sent to members of Iatefl only

Join us for the 2025 IATEFL International Conference and Exhibition in the beautiful capital city of Scotland, Edinburgh.

The conference will be held from Tuesday 8 April to Friday 11 April 2025, with Pre-Conference Events being held on Monday 7 April at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre.

The IATEFL Conference is a 4 day celebration of the English language teaching profession with over 500 academic sessions, an exhibition of all that's new in the world of English language teaching, and a busy social programme of fun evening events and opportunities to network and be part of the global community of ELT professionals. The academic programme includes headline plenaries, presentations, workshops, panel discussions, lightening talks and poster presentations.