Sneak Preview of Ambitious and Inclusive Sensory Story Sharing
Channel: The Sensory Projects
Date: 2020-11-04

Here's a glimpse of a few seconds of The Sensory Projects new online Sensory Story Course that will equip you to get even more out of your sensory story sharing.

The course can be accessed as a training day, or studied little by little at a pace to suit you. It can be accessed as training for a team, or studied solo or with friends. 

The course is a mixture of video content, activities, discussions, challenges, together with live online interactions with Jo.

View www.thesensoryprojects.co.uk/upcoming-events for more information on how to join this course.

To join this course email sensorystory@gmail.com

The Sensory Shorts in this series will cover: 

Introducing Jo and her story
What is a sensory story?
What makes a sensory story SENSORY? Rich and relevant sensation

Why sensory? Part 1
Why sensory? Part 2

Why narrative? Part 1
Why narrative? Part 2

Creating a sensory story Part 1: Where to begin?
Creating a sensory story Part 2: Adding sensation to text

Tips for sharing sensory stories: Part 1
Tips for sharing sensory stories: Part 2
Tips for sharing sensory stories: Part 3

When to start a new story? Evaluating and super quick recording

How can I use sensory stories to support…? Part 1
How can I use sensory stories to support…? Part 2
How can I use sensory stories to support…? Part 3

The films are accompanied by activities and optional interactive content.

You can cram them in 3.5 hours or study them in 10.