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Stories Spark the Power of Education
SangSaeng No. 35- Stories Spark the Power of Education has been published. This issue of SangSaeng would like to tell our readers a variety of interesting tales from different parts of Asia. The articles reflect the cultural significance of classic indigenous tales as our common cultural heritage as well as a medium for understanding different cultures. Also, through this issue, SangSaeng hopes to inspire and revitalize your imagination to develop fresh ideas on EIU and attract you to learn more about the diverse cultures of Asia and the Pacific.
3 Director’s Message
4 Special Column
World Heritage Education Programme Fosters Learning for International Understanding
7 Focus: Stories Spark the Power of Education
7 Why do Humans Weave Stories?
10 Panchatantra’s Asian Roots Teach World Wisdom
14 Living Literature: Ramakien, the Thai Rendition of the Rama Epic
18 Uzbek Yarn Spins International Understanding
22 Best Practices
22 Embodying Intercultural Understanding through Creative Arts
25 Rain Water Harvesting: The Key to a Better Future!
28 Comic Relief
The Legend of Danjugan
30 Interview
Learning from Reviving Our Indigenous Wisdom
33 EIU Happy School
Schooling in the Water Village
36 EIU That I Am Thinking Of
Understanding Powerful People
38 Letter
40 Special Report
Fish and Exchange on Cultural Diversity in Asia
44 Peace in My Memory
The Origami Paper Cranes of Malacca
47 Understanding the Asia-Pacific Region
Sing-sings Transcend Papua New Guinea Boundaries
50 APCEIU in Action