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Super Literacy Events hav included Carol at Southland Elementary
More schools are adding Storytelling to their 2007-2009 Literacy Events!
The Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake Tribune,
Jewish Arts and Food Festival
Utah Gallivan Center "Lunch Bunch" Events Look for more Storytellers May through September 2008
Solitude Mountain Resort Night Before Christmas 2004 2005 2006 2007
Balanced Literacy
Community Education Jordan School District
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Portfolio Biographical Notes This fascinating storyteller has developed an intimate relationship with words during her 30-year career as a speech/language pathologist in public schools. Having taught so many children to speak clearly and communicate effectively, she now delights in befuddling her audiences with the unusual effects of word play. Carol’s students have used their creative storytelling skills to entertain their classmates. Read her article on word play strategies. http://www.storyteller.net/tellers/cesterreicher On this same site, hear the Chrite Before Nistmas! Carol is invited to perform this novel version of a Christmas classic every December somewhere.
Carol is a licensed Utah Educator with a Master's Degree in Speech and Language Pathology and an Educational Specialist Degree in Educational Administration. In recent years she has acquired post graduate training in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and is a Master Practitioner. She integrates her background and skills, weaving a tapestry of unlimited possibilities for excellence in storytelling! Carol is active in Toastmasters International/Metro Club of Distriect #15 and has recently earned the Competent Communicator Certification and has completed the Storytelling series of speeches as well. Carol and other Storytellers from the Olympus Chapter of the Utah Storytelling Guild were on the Utah Arts Council's Performing Artists Tour 2006-2008 and continue to receive inviations to participate in Storytelling festivals. Delightful Remembrances !
The public enjoyed free admission to stories, fun, food, music, dancing, books, arts, jewelry, vendors, and even an amusing and educational full-length movie. The festival community created an exotic Storytelling tent--"what ambiance!" The Jewish Arts and Food Festival November 12, 2006
Stories: Zig a Zak! and The Sign! \
In recent and past years audiences at these venues have enjoyed Carol's stories:
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Contact Carol My email is caesterreicher@earthlink.net
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