9th Language Arts Festival (LAF)

_{Brought to you by Language Arts Workshop (LAW) & Communication Arts at Heart (CAH)}

“Get ready to be inspired by young people and watch how they demonstrate the Power of Play through Performance-Based Learning!” —Sue Sudarak

Greetings from LAW & CAH teams! It’s that time of the year for us to share/show off and celebrate our achievements again. Yes, I meant ‘show off’ because we have weathered the storm and accomplished so much together since our 1st LAF in 2013. Wherever your current progress, be proud of yourself and keep learning!

The theme of this year’s 9th LAF is The Power of Play. Stay tuned for more detailed information about our exciting, inspiring, entertaining, and educational performances. Join us and see for yourself how LAW teams successfully make learning relevant, fun, practical, and effective. Perhaps, you will discover your educational priorities as well!

A special shout out to my interns and intern trainees! A big congratulations on your new role! Your remarkable learning skills and great interpersonal skills will definitely be beneficial to your future endeavors. Thank you for all those fun moments, serious works, and the summited educational videos for YouTube. I hope you will keep up with the good work because I still have tons of new ideas for you guys to bring them to life!

For those of you who are new to LAW and CAH, welcome on board! Please watch the videos (created by our students and interns). This is how we gain our practical skills; learn by doing! You should also subscribe to our blog and LAW YouTube channel if you wish to have a better understanding of ‘Learning as a Process‘ and how we make complex Linguistic Macro Skills (LMS), Communication Skills Individual (CS), Media Literacy (ML), Performance Arts (PA), and Social-Emotional Learning Skills (SELS) theories enjoyable for everyone to learn.

More photos/videos/announcements will be shared in class soon.

Parents, if you don’t see your child/children’s class/group photos in the slides below, please be patient. Chasing photos from students is more challenging than training them to perform (if you know what I mean). Bye for now!

Sue Sudarak (Principal)