STORYKNOWING WITH ADOLESCENTS
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In the space of story

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​If a story of long ago and far away is a place which we can visit with teenage listeners, what is it like?  A route we have travelled before and can guide them along?  A room that is safe enough to house all our demons?  Or a map full of blank, uncharted territory to fill in together?  How will we know where we are standing and what can happen there?

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  • Welcome
  • Home
  • PaR Settings
    • City School
    • Maple House
    • Acting Up!
    • Project J
    • Global Youth Club
    • Kitchen School
    • TICO
    • Holiday storytelling courses
    • Informal mentoring
  • Stories of practice
    • Layering stories at City School
    • Pushing it too far at Maple House
    • 'Meaty stories' at Acting Up!
    • The arresting strangeness of Wormwood
    • It's not about the story at Maple House
    • No space for stories at City School
  • Dissemination
    • Research outputs
    • Festival and Symposium
  • Blog posts and links
  • Contact