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Using Poetry to Cross Boundaries

Explore the transformative power of poetry in crossing boundaries of words and imagination. Melanie Shaul from Tichon Hadera Bet-Eliezar, Israel, shares how poetry nurtures cultural identity, fosters diverse exchanges, and promotes empathy and understanding. Witness the impact of poetry through heartfelt testimonials like Wisława Szymborska's Nobel Prize-winning work. Join students like Nur and Amit, each finding solace and expression through poetry. Let Arthur's Grade 11 poem, "True Love," remind us of the universal language that poetry speaks.

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Using Poetry to Cross Boundaries

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  1. Using Poetry to Cross Boundaries Melanie Shaul Tichon Hadera Bet- Eliezar, Israel

  2. Personal E-Mail “If I may be as bold to say: You have no idea how your work is really changing kid's lives. When I look at these videos, the kids are so motivated. You opened the door to something new which enhanced and created skills that students need in their lives: analytical, practical creativity and wisdom, as well as the critical dispositions to use the skills which they have developed.”

  3. poeTRY • Takes students across boundaries of words, imagination and geographic location • Develops cultural identity • Allows for diverse and cross-cultural exchange • Supports understanding and appreciation of others

  4. Wislawa Szymborska Born: July 2, 1923 Place: Poland Achievements: Awarded Nobel Prize for literature in 1996

  5. Going Home by NurGrade7-low proficiency in English

  6. Going Home by AmitGrade7- Autistic student

  7. True Love by Arthur Grade11

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