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SATU R DAY SE SSIO N Global Stroybook Theatre - Tales from Far, Middle and Near - Promoting Cultural Diversity Through Theatre Lobby Level-Mt. Sopris B Exhibits Open Imperial Ballroom Foyer Master Class (Pre-Registration Required) Roaring , Rolling, and Gnawing: Designing Educational Experiences with a Performance Cycle Imperial Ballroom Digital Storytelling as an Applied Theatre Practice Atrium 2nd-Pikes Peak Ethical Praxis Discourse: Theatre, Education, Therapy, and Activism Atrium 2nd-Grays Peak A New Guard Debut Panel Atrium 2nd-Grays Peak B Theater Education in Japan (Methods of ESL Musical Theater) Denver 2nd-Maroon Peak Viola Spolin and Augusto Boal: Soul Mates in Improvisation Denver 2nd-Blanca Peak Celebrating Jonathan Levy’s Global Ground Breaking Contribution to Theatre Education Denver 3rd-Mt. Wilson Navigating the Playbuilding Process with Middle School Youth Denver 3rd-Mt. Oxford Common Core in Theatre: Utilizing ELA Standards in the Theatre Classroom Denver 3rd-Mt. Princeton Taking it to the Streets with District Shakespeare Denver 3rd-Mt. Harvard The Benefits and Challenges of Technical Theatre and Education for ages 8 to 18 Denver 3rd-Mt. Yale Invoking Viola Spolin: Side-coaching in Teacher Education Denver 3rd-Mt. Columbia 11:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m. SESSION BLOCK 7 Exploring a Collaboration in Process: The Artist and the Educator Create Washateria Lobby Level-Mt. Sopris A Integrating Drama into Middle School Social Studies: A Hand’s On Workshop Lobby Level-Mt. Sopris B StageWrite ADAPTS: Autism & Drama with Artists, Parents, Teachers, & Students 41