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[Forward] “Sowing the Seeds of Happiness” Storytelling Volunteer Training Activity Recruitment Letter

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To com­pre­hen­sive­ly pro­mote read­ing among chil­dren in Bei­jing, sow the seeds of joy­ful read­ing in the hearts of chil­dren, and active­ly fos­ter a har­mo­nious envi­ron­ment for a “book­ish cap­i­tal,” the Cap­i­tal Library and Bei­jing Red Mud Cul­ture Devel­op­ment Co., Ltd. joint­ly planned and launched the “Sow­ing the Seeds of Hap­pi­ness” chil­dren’s read­ing pro­mo­tion pro­gram: Sto­ry­teller Vol­un­teer Train­ing Pro­gram (here­inafter referred to as the “Train­ing Pro­gram”) in Decem­ber 2006, suc­cess­ful­ly hold­ing two ses­sions. In August 2011, the two orga­ni­za­tions will once again col­lab­o­rate to relaunch the “Train­ing Pro­gram,” recruit­ing “Seed” Sto­ry­teller vol­un­teers city­wide to pro­mote advanced chil­dren’s read­ing con­cepts. By invit­ing experts and writ­ers in the field of chil­dren’s read­ing, the pro­gram aims to cul­ti­vate a group of vol­un­teers who are inter­est­ed, pas­sion­ate, and deter­mined to “read aloud” to chil­dren, allow­ing them to expe­ri­ence the “beau­ty of read­ing.” This will stim­u­late chil­dren’s moti­va­tion and inter­est in read­ing, there­by fos­ter­ing excel­lent read­ing skills and form­ing good read­ing habits among young peo­ple.

 

. Activ­i­ty con­tent: Reg­u­lar­ly par­tic­i­pate in “Seed” sto­ry­telling vol­un­teer train­ing activ­i­ties, go to libraries, schools, and com­mu­ni­ties to tell sto­ries to chil­dren and orga­nize read­ing activ­i­ties.

. Event time: Every week­end and hol­i­days in August

. Venue: Cap­i­tal Library

. Recruit­ment tar­get: Vol­un­teers who vol­un­tar­i­ly par­tic­i­pate in vol­un­tary ser­vices for chil­dren

. Num­ber of stu­dents admit­ted: 80

 

. Recruit­ment con­di­tions:

1. Vol­un­teers who are inter­est­ed, pas­sion­ate, and deter­mined to “read aloud” to chil­dren;

2. We believe that the healthy read­ing activ­i­ties car­ried out by “Seed” sto­ry­telling vol­un­teers can cul­ti­vate chil­dren’s read­ing habits;

3. Pos­sess a cer­tain lev­el of cul­tur­al lit­er­a­cy, be able to read arti­cles and tell sto­ries flu­ent­ly in Man­darin; pos­sess basic expres­sion and com­mu­ni­ca­tion skills;

4. Active­ly par­tic­i­pate in the “Seed” sto­ry­telling vol­un­teer train­ing series;

5. Have a good sense of respon­si­bil­i­ty and be able to car­ry out chil­dren’s read­ing activ­i­ties on a con­tin­u­ous basis.

 

 

Attached is the “Seed” Sto­ry­teller Vol­un­teer Reg­is­tra­tion Form. Once com­plet­ed, please mail, fax, or send it direct­ly to us online. Thank you!

 

. Reg­is­tra­tion loca­tion: Cap­i­tal Library Chil­dren’s Read­ing Activ­i­ty Cen­ter

. Con­sul­ta­tion Hot­line: 67358115
— 2307/2309

. Fax: 87322573
. E_MAIL：fd2306@126.com

 

Appen­dix 1: “Seed” Sto­ry­teller Vol­un­teer Reg­is­tra­tion Form

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