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Differentiating literacy learning through storytelling: Award-winning teaching artist Sherry Norfolk leads educators in arts integration workshop
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Led by award-winning teaching artist Sherry Norfolk, the Storyteller’s Toolbox workshop equips PreK–5 educators with storytelling techniques to engage diverse learners.
About Sherry NorfolkSherry Norfolk is an internationally recognized storyteller, author, and teaching artist who has led residencies and workshops across the United States and Southeast Asia.
A Kennedy Center National Teaching Artist, Wolf Trap Teaching Artist, and Young Audiences Teaching Artist, Sherry is also a co-author of five books on standards-based storytelling strategies and a former Adjunct Professor at Lesley University.
She has performed at numerous international storytelling festivals, including the Manitoba International Storytelling Festival, Singapore International Storytelling Festival, and the International Art of Storytelling Festival in Miami.
For CEU inquiries or other questions, contact Renaissance Education Manager Dauphne Maloney at dauphne@mansfieldtickets.com.