Page 103 - MBRF English PR Report - September 2024
P. 103

The workshop aims to teach participants the elements and

               requirements of writing stories for children and provide training
               on its techniques and skills. This contributes to the development
               of the trainees' intellectual and cognitive abilities and enhances

               the volume of literary contributors in this field of writing.
               The second phase of the workshop kicks off in October 2024.

               During the workshop, participants will interactively learn the
               characteristics of writing children's art through brainstorming,

               and exchanging ideas and assessments, starting from devising
               creative ideas to writing techniques, up to completing the work.

               Commenting on the workshop, trainer Nadia Al Najjar said, "The
               'Writing Children's Stories' workshop stands out as one of the

               most creative and interactive initiatives that is a testament to the
               MBRF's commitment to enhancing the skills of creative writers.

               This includes writing children's stories, for which the MBRF is
               dedicated to upgrading participants' horizons and know-how in

               order to create stories based on sound and integral literary
               principles and techniques."

               She added, "Through the workshop, we aim to highlight the
               concept of writing children's stories as an art form and a literary
               technique, with an integrated structure and construction. This

               involves addressing essential elements required for a writer to
               create a story that caters to the developmental needs and

               awareness of the age group.






















               https://www.bignewsnetwork.com/news/274640734/mbrf-launches-writing-children-stories-
               workshop#google_vignette
   98   99   100   101   102   103   104   105   106   107   108