Educator toolkit

Oral heritage (6)

  1. How to use EMAZE in the oral tradition

    Emaze is a useful digital tool for creating and sharing presentations, blogs and websites. It has been particularly useful for disseminating oral tradition in a visual and engaging way.

  2. Writing exercise: Sensory memory

    An exercise to explore a moment in time where tradition was present.

  3. Writing exercise: An object talking about heritage

    Find out something new about a tradition by changing the perspective. An object talks about human activity.

  4. Sample exercise: Learning music by ear

    A sample exercise used in the Irish pilot study, including step-by-step instructions provided by the art educator. Exercise: learning a piece of traditional music by ear.

  5. Sample exercise: Close listening

    A sample exercise used in the Irish pilot study, including step-by-step instructions provided by the art educator. This exercise could be used in other minority language contexts, where there is a real or perceived language barrier to engaging with the intangible cultural heritage form.

  6. Exercise: Find stories and words from the local tradition

    This exercise helps recognize the oral traditions of a region through learning stories and words that older generations use.

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  • Kansalaisfoorumi
  • Asociatia Perseidele
  • Blue Beehive
  • Oideas Gael
  • University of Eastern Finland

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