"Cavemen and Comics, Closer Than You Think!"

Temitope Adegoke

Nigeria

It was awesome!

Jhansi Ravikumar

Indien

www.class2class.org "Cavemen and Comics, Closer Than You Think!" Dr. David Greenfield shared his love for comics and graphic novels, emphasizing their educational and cultural value. He discussed the influence of his early exposure to comics on his interests and learning, including his study of African cultures and art. Sir encouraged the participants to explore the educational potential of comics and to create their own. Sir discussed the various uses and styles of storytelling, focusing on the art of drawing and its historical significance. He presented a collection of storyboards from movies and television, emphasizing the range of artistic styles and techniques used to convey a story visually. Dr David Sir led a discussion on the origins and evolution of art, focusing on the role of cave paintings, comics across various cultures. He highlighted the significance of these art forms as means of storytelling, communication, and cultural preservation. David Sir also introduced a 3D model of a cave to provide a virtual tour and emphasized the enduring appeal of art, showcasing its universal relevance across generations and civilizations. Then, teachers introduced themselves to Sir. In the question-answer hour, students asked many questions, and Sir answered them in a motivational manner. The key takeaway of this session was, 'Start' ... anything first we have to start. Thank you, Dr. David Sir, for this amazing session. Thank you, teachers and students, for joining. Tr. Md Nasim , Bangladesh Tr. Gurjot Varinder Singh India Tr. Burçin Can Solak Turkey Tr. Vathsala Nayer Vaths Malaysia Tr. Delia Sofronea , Romania Tr. Sarath Jayaratne , Sri Lanka Dr. Sangeeta Mukherjee , India Tr Anastasia Amvrosiadou , Greece Thank you Muhammad Roshan Zeb for helping me in the poster. Thank you www.class2class.org. Jhansi Ravikumar Ambassador www.class2class.org