Oral Story-Telling: The Whys and Hows.

Thomas, Maureen Mulroy; Mikesell, Susan

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Title: Oral Story-Telling: The Whys and Hows.

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Title:	Oral Story-Telling: The Whys and Hows.
Authors:	Thomas, Maureen Mulroy; Mikesell, Susan
Descriptors:	Children; Early Childhood Education; Imagination; Methods; Speech Communication; Story Telling; Teaching Skills
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Publication Date:	1980-03-00
Pages:	12
Pub Types:	Guides - General; Opinion Papers
Abstract:	This paper discusses reasons why oral storytelling is a useful technique and presents step-by-step instructions for how to tell a story. Among the advantages discussed are: immediacy, relevancy, versatility, lack of visual stimuli to limit conceptualization, and eye contact. Techniques are presented for three components of the storytelling process: (1) finding a story to tell, (2) learning the story, and (3) telling the story. Variations in these techniques are described for stories taken from different sources including written or filmed stories, stories taken from personal experiences, and stories contrived solely from the imagination of the storyteller. (JMB)
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Note:	Paper based on presention at the Annual Meeting of the National Association for the Education of Young Children (Atlanta, GA, November 8-11, 1979)
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Record Type:	Non-Journal
Level:	1 - Available on microfiche
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Languages:	English
Education Level:	Early Childhood Education

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