Dau Dau : Let's Learn English and Unite via Arts

24/11/2021

Ed Talk
Brought to you by the Malaysian OPEN Alumni & Kota Kinabalu District Education Office

Speaker: Lim Lai Poh

Topic:
The Art of Storytelling: Nurturing Creativity in Students

Date: November 27, 2021
Time: 10.00 am - 11.30 am
Live Broadcast on Malaysian OPEN Alumni YouTube Channel
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=su_yvIoJ4AY

Speaker's credentials:
° English Language Teacher at ST Francis Convent Primary School
° CEFR Master Trainer

*Certificates will be provided
* For Malaysian participants, your attendance will be recorded in SPLKPM

CONTACT:
Dr Sirhajwan Idek
(+6016-8065621)

23/11/2021

https://youtu.be/4lCaETCgwEA
Watch the virtual theatre on Sabah folklore (free of charge)

Title: Kanang and the Serimpak
Language: English & Bajau
Date and time: 22 until 27 November 2021 ( 9 AM & 11 AM, two shows in a day)
Platform: Zoom
Registration link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1AO6vxLJ_5uoJzfKoVWo1lo6XUo4atfF_IDdLs364sZM/edit
Target audience: teachers, students, the public

A Bajau story from Sabah, now staged for the first time in the form of live, interactive and online storytelling.Dates & Times22-25 Nov 2021 & N...

23/11/2021

Farhan Azrey, a special needs learner with a hearing impairment, has recorded a sign language poetry performance titled "The Meaning of Meaningful Life".

20/11/2021

Nurazwin translated a written poem to a sign language poetry with the recent performance video she did on a poem titled "A little man's advice to a college girl".

20/11/2021

Malcolm MacLean, a special needs learner with hearing impairment, performed a sign language poetry on a literary piece "Bintang" (Star).

19/11/2021

Tracy Grace, a special need learner with hearing impairment, delivered a poem titled "Aku Membaca Lagi" (I am reading once again) in sign language. Her performance video will premiere at a national convention for disabled individuals hosted by Malaya University.

15/11/2021

Ms Sydney represented us at a virtual conference where she presented a part of the project that focused on puppetry, poetry and storytelling. Bravo Ms Sydney!

This project was intended to provide students a meaningful experience in learning English through literary and performing arts during national school closure...

13/11/2021

https://youtu.be/y0Lcq82dacI
KL Shakespare Players (KLSP) will be having another series of online storytelling this month (November), featuring a Bajau folktale titled Kanang and the Serimpak. If you would like to enroll your students to participate in this storytelling, please click on the link below and complete the Google Form.

Request to join: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1AO6vxLJ_5uoJzfKoVWo1lo6XUo4atfF_IDdLs364sZM/edit

12/11/2021

Sambulayang was a figurine symbolising a flag of a native tribe. The flag glorifies the beauty of the tribe' customs while cultivating courage among the members to be ready to defend their territories from invaders.

11/11/2021

Ngakak was a night creature that terrorised a village whenever it appeared and began to wail, scream and fly around when everyone was already asleep. It was believed that she was a heartbroken lover roaming the earth in search for what she had lost.