Dr. David William Kahler

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  cla.raygundesign.com/articles/indiaexchange - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 10/11/2008  

  Brought together by David Kahler, World Education's Vice President of Asia and Special Projects, the arts exchange was hosted by a partnership between the World Education in India; VR Devika of the Aseema Trust, a World Education partner working in Southern India; the Prakriti Foundation; and Fabindia, a company that markets, distributes, and employs Indian artisans.

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  www.narthaki.com/info/intervw/intrv109g.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/3/2008    Last Visited: 1/19/2009  

  The title was given by Dr. David Kahler, Vice President World Education, who observed some of the sessions that were done earlier in a project called 'Using traditional performing arts in education' because I was always looking at harnessing the power and dramatic elements in our performing arts as something to look at our body, our control on our situations, our refusing to be humiliated.I believe success is being happy in whatever situation one is and not just bettering one's lot with more money.It is how one is treated in the surrounding environment that is the success of one's life.This is what I keep talking to girls about.Bharatanatyam and its form, Koothu, Devarattam, Oyilattam, etc are to not only connect to our traditional expression forms but also to look at rural India's strengths.Dr. Kahler talked me into agreeing for my Aseema Trust to take a three year grant from World Education to do this project with the girls of Avvai Home and Navbharath Matriculation School.

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  www.natyakalaconference.com/devika.html - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 12/29/2008  

  The title was given by Dr. David Kahler, Vice President World Education, who observed some of the sessions that were done earlier in a project called ‘Using traditional performing arts in education' because I was always looking at harnessing the power and dramatic elements in our performing arts as something to look at our body, our control on our situations, our refusing to be humiliated. I believe success is being happy in whatever situation one is and not just bettering one's lot with more money. It is how one is treated in the surrounding environment that is the success of one's life. This is what I keep talking to girls about. Bharatanatyam and its form, Koothu, Devarattam, Oyilattam, etc are to not only connect to our traditional expression forms but also to look at rural India's strengths. Dr. Kahler talked me into agreeing for my Aseema Trust to take a three year grant from World Education to do this project with the girls of Avvai Home and Navbharath Matriculation School.

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  www.dandelionschool.org/pgyzt/pgyzt_sjjy/pgyzt_sjjy_000 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/1/2007    Last Visited: 10/6/2008  

  After Chinese Labor Day long weekend, 36 teaching faculty from Dandelion School along with Mr. David Kahler and Sandy Chou from World Education made a trip to Xing Zhi Primary School in Jiangsu Province between May 11 and 14.
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  Mr. David Kahler and Ms. Chuanpit Chua-Oon from World Education visited Dandelion School again
  
  World Education Vice President Mr. David Kahler and Regional Advisor Ms. Chuanpit Chua-Oon paid their second visit to Dandelion School in May.They facilitated the discussion and action plan together with Dandelion Vocational Training and Life Skills Education core teams to develop the approach, content areas planning and development of the curriculum for both Life Skills Education for all Dandelion 7, 8 and 9 grade students and the content of "common course" that would apply to students participate in Dandelion on-site vocational training programs.Their insightful inputs made the meeting discussion and focus group interview move along well.The experience and advises they shared also assisted the school management team to think of a sustainable strategy that would fit and standout the inspirational characters of Dandelion School.
  
  During the three-week long trip in Beijing, Mr. David Kahler who used to be a middle school teacher picked up the chalk and taught an oral English class with students at 7th grade class 3 about the difference of pronunciation in words ending with "d" and "de".In addition to spending time participating in Nanjing Study Tour and IC-M teaching method training workshop, in the past three weeks, David departed from his hotel to Dandelion School every morning at 6:30am and didn't return until 10:30pm and kept working on his reflection and lessons learned.He spent tremendous time with Dandelion core teams in the process of curriculum development and also had a heart-to-heart talk with several teachers to share with them his philosophy of life.Many people think David looks alike the colonel of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC).David's enthusiasm, persistence and professionalism toward his work and he always in the mode of reflection really left a vivid impression to Dandelion teachers and students.

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  www.theipn.org/category/Partner%20Projects/category.php - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/28/2006    Last Visited: 6/13/2008  

  For further information, please contact V.R. Devika at aseema123@yahoo.com or David Kahler at david kahler@worlded.org

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  Animatics & Storyboards, Inc. - Sample Conceptual... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/7/2006    Last Visited: 8/28/2009  

  We worked with art director David Kahler and Online Productions to deliver numerous dimensionally correct color set renderings for client approval.

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  Cambodian Living Arts > CLA Musicians Travel to India... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/22/2006    Last Visited: 4/8/2009  

  Brought together by David Kahler, World Education's Vice President of Asia and Special Projects, the arts exchange was hosted by a partnership between the World Education in India; VR Devika of the Aseema Trust, a World Education partner working in Southern India; the Prakriti Foundation; and Fabindia, a company that markets, distributes, and employs Indian artisans.

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  Crestwood Behavioral Health, Inc. : Solano - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/13/2006    Last Visited: 2/23/2008  

  - Dave Kahler, President

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  Demanding Design Takes Builders on a Fantastic Voyage... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/7/2002    Last Visited: 6/7/2002  

  It's "as though someone said, 'I want you to build an airplane,' and it had never been done before and another one quite like it would never be built again," says David Kahler, president of the local architect-of-record, KahlerSlater.
  
  Take the skylights.They are all off kilter.So much so that they are at least part of the reason for a change in the schedule.
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  "It is like documenting the bone structure in your body," says Kahler."You don't use flat planes or straight lines to describe it."
  
  If the geometry were not challenging enough, the addition uses technology new to the building trades.The 72 fins of the "wings" will be fabricated from carbon fiber, making them a closer relative to airplane fuselage than to building components.

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  EQUIP1 > Education Support to Children of Underserved... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/1/2005    Last Visited: 6/27/2009  

  David Kahler, david kahler@worlded.org

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