Creative
Inquiry
for Literacy Learning
Inspire teen readers to seek out personal connections to literature
through
inquiry-based experiences. Learn how to create interactive lessons that
excite, engage and expand your students’ love of learning! Prime Stage
offers three great opportunities to learn Creative Inquiry skills for
your classroom. Choose one or join us for all three!
Check out feedback and comments from teachers who attended the "Introduction to Creative Inquiry" workshop:
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Monday,
April
23,
2012
8:30 am — 3;00 pm
Registration Deadline: April 13
Carnegie
Science
Center
1 Allegheny Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
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What comes first—the science or the fiction? How can we apply scientific inquiry in a language arts classroom? Prime Stage’s production of A Wrinkle in Time showcases the intersection between science, art and literature. The exhibits at the Carnegie Science Center will inspire your own scientific questions which will be used as prompts for creative writing. Apply the scientific method to developing literary analytical skills.
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How
to Register
To register, please choose one of the following options:
1.) Register online:
Workshop #3 - Scientific Inquiry Is
Not Just For Science!
- Tickets $40.00 each
- OR -
2.) Contact Christina Farrell at 412-805-3308 or via email at cfarrell@primestage.com.
Provide
your name,
school,
phone number and the
workshop(s) you would like to attend. Christina will contact you to
verify your contact and payment information.
Special Workshop Savings!
If you are an Adopt-a-School Teacher: FREE
If you are not an Adopt-a-School Teacher: $40/workshop
If you attend two or more workshops: $30/workshop
If you attend with 3 or more teachers from your school: $25.00/workshop
Registration fee includes workshop materials, light breakfast and lunch. Parking is not included.
To receive Special Workshop Savings please contact Christina Farrell at 412-805-3308 or via email at cfarrell@primestage.com to place your order.
Participants receive six Act 48 Hours per workshop.
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For
more
Information about
our Workshops please contact our Education
Director - Christina Farrell at cfarrell@primestage.com.
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8:30 am — 3:00 pm
475 East Waterfront Drive
Homestead, PA 15120
How do theater artists use inquiry to explore character, plot and context? During this workshop explore how actors, directors and designers use questions to guide their dramatization of stories and discover how to use these techniques in your classroom. Participate in interactive explorations of Prime Stage’s 2011-12 Season (The Scarlet Letter, The Elephant Man and A Wrinkle in Time)and begin to develop your own inquiry-based lesson plans.
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Monday,
November 7, 2011
8:30 am — 3:00 pm
Registration Deadline:
October 28
New Hazlett Theater
Allegheny Square East
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
What does this story have to do with me? Discover how to spark personal connections with literature by guiding students on a path of discovery. Use literary themes as beginning points for students to form their own judgments and explore theater skills to motivate self-expression. This workshop is held on the set of The Scarlet Letter at the New Hazlett Theater.
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Education Programs
are funded in part by:
The
Grable Foundation,
Comcast, EQT Resources, Laurel Foundation, PNC
Charitable Trust, State Farm, and Verizon
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