Nina Sabnani presents "HOME"

Like the wooden Kaavad used by traditional storytellers of Rajasthan, India, HOME has panels that the storyteller unfolds, one at a time, opening windows for communication in any language, anywhere in the world.
In this video, Nina Sabnani explains the Kavaad tradition and the making of the book.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• nina
• sabnani
• kaavad
• storytelling
• stortyteller
• home
• tulika
• children

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This product could well do that :).

I designed it to motivate children to tell their own stories and through these stories to tell us what they are thinking and imagining. It is interactive as it allows for multiple interpretations of the image and children have responded with enthusiasm. Teachers have also used it to initiate discussions around multiple themes besides home and family. They have discussed the environment, habitat of animals, friendship..

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Is the intent of these products to promote narrative intelligence? Ability to drive communication / talking points in a multitude of directions, while interactive with the audience?

Could be a great training tool for people learning presentation skills