Shawna Lee spent one week during Christmas 2012 volunteering with the Volunteer English Teacher (V.E.T.) program. She taught oral English working with grades 4, 5 and 6 at a public elementary school in the countryside of Yangshuo, Guangxi, China. Working in one of the most beautiful places in the world with children eager to learn through tactile experiences, this teaching experience reinforced personal teaching philosophies and values as an educator trained in emergent curriculum.
http://www.guilin-yangshuo.com/VET/index.htm
News and Events
Shawna Lee Campbell of Scribbles and Rhymes
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Friday, December 7, 2012
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Meeting Shawna Lee Campbell
Shawna
Lee Campbell was featured in the November 2012 Issue of Open Magazine;
Interviewed by Mark Critchley for this month's Writers and Artists
Editorial.
Saturday, October 27, 2012
SWAG
Shawna Lee became a new member of SWAG, the Suzhou
Writers and Artists Group in September 2012.
SWAG is an
international group of published and non published writers and artists from
countries currently including, England, Australia, Norway, The United States, and
Canada. SWAG meets regularly to discuss
writing projects and opportunities, to share work and feedback and provide
creative support. SWAG’s latest
publication is a collection of short stories entitled “Letters from SuZhou” and are currently working on their next
publication.
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Watch Mirian Kay Live at The Mod Club
Working with KarmaCause Productions, Shawna Lee worked as videographer alongside Chidi Nwaozomudoh, also the director, producer and editor, and Jong Won Ham to film Mirian Kay’s live performance at The Mod Club.
Mirian Kay performs with Locksley Murray on bass and Eric Purcell on drums.Original music and lyrics by Mirian Kay.
New poem to be published by The World Poetry Movement and The Poetry Institute of Canada
Shawna Lee’s poem “Silent Love” will be published by The World Poetry Movement, and by The Poetry Institute of Canada.
Shawna Lee is a semi-finalist in The World Poetry’s Movement’s International Open Poetry Contest.
The World Poetry Movement will publish “Silent Love” in what promises to be one of the most highly regarded collections of poetry they have ever published. The book will be called “Stars In Our Hearts” and is scheduled for publication in September 2013.
The Poetry Institute of Canada will include Silent Love in their 2013 anthology of verse entitled “Island Wonders”. (National Library of Canada, Ottawa ISBN 978-1-926774-20-6) “Island Wonders” will be a fine quality, hardbound deluxe volume of the best of today’s poetry. It is scheduled for publication in January 2013.
To read “Silent Love” or other original poetry by Shawna Lee visit,
www.ScribblesandRhymes.blogspot.ca
www.InsideMyHeartsBrain.blogspot.ca
The World Poetry Movement will publish “Silent Love” in what promises to be one of the most highly regarded collections of poetry they have ever published. The book will be called “Stars In Our Hearts” and is scheduled for publication in September 2013.
The Poetry Institute of Canada will include Silent Love in their 2013 anthology of verse entitled “Island Wonders”. (National Library of Canada, Ottawa ISBN 978-1-926774-20-6) “Island Wonders” will be a fine quality, hardbound deluxe volume of the best of today’s poetry. It is scheduled for publication in January 2013.
To read “Silent Love” or other original poetry by Shawna Lee visit,
www.ScribblesandRhymes.blogspot.ca
www.InsideMyHeartsBrain.blogspot.ca
Monday, July 16, 2012
An Awesome Asian Adventure
Shawna Lee will be returning to China in August 2012. She has accepted a one year teaching contract at Suzhou Regent International Preschool. http://www.szregent.com/
The school is partnered with George Brown College of which Shawna Lee is an alumni of the Early Childhood Education program. She will be teaching English and implementing a play-based curriculum to support a wholistic learning experience for international pre-schoolers.
In 2009, Shawna Lee taught ESL to children and youth in Northern China; in Benxi and in Bei Jing. While she is sad to leave her position and her colleagues at The University of Toronto Early Learning Centre, she is excited to return to China for a new teaching adventure and to explore the South of Asia.
The school is partnered with George Brown College of which Shawna Lee is an alumni of the Early Childhood Education program. She will be teaching English and implementing a play-based curriculum to support a wholistic learning experience for international pre-schoolers.
In 2009, Shawna Lee taught ESL to children and youth in Northern China; in Benxi and in Bei Jing. While she is sad to leave her position and her colleagues at The University of Toronto Early Learning Centre, she is excited to return to China for a new teaching adventure and to explore the South of Asia.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)