Day: 18 June 2014

Telling a great story – storytelling

Telling a great story – storytelling

Camping Magazine, July-August, 1998 by Sandy Cameron

Mention storytelling to campers and they may think of an overexaggeration or lie they told their friends. Storytelling, the art of bringing a story to life through the inflection in one’s voice, rhythm, facial expressions, and hand movements, is becoming popular today. In a society where television and computers paint pictures for children, they rarely need to visualize a story in their mind. Storytelling makes children use their imagination to picture the story. It also teaches them about the nuances of the language and helps them improve their listening skills.

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The lost art of storytelling – parents telling stories to children – includes storytelling tips

The lost art of storytelling – parents telling stories to children – includes storytelling tips

Better Homes & Gardens, August, 1995 by Bob Baldwin

Ever since humans first learned to speak, parents have told stories to their children. Storytelling has the power not only to entertain, but to teach, to heal, and to transmit traditions and family lore from one generation to the next. Yet in this electronic age, families are in danger of losing their storytelling heritage.

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Should You Write a Book?

Should You Write a Book?

One morning, you open your inbox and find several e-mails that will boost your business. There is an invitation to speak at a local group comprised of your best prospects. Several emails have arrived from people who’ve “heard of you” and inquire about your services.

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