Building Creativity, Language, and Self-Confidence: 5 Reasons to Scribe Children’s Stories

Ready to authentically document and honor children's stories? In this episode of "Stories That Stick," Laura will begin to share about one of the components of Vivian Paley's groundbreaking teaching approach: Storytelling and Storyacting. She will break down what it means to scribe a child's story and give you 5 convincing reasons why you should be asking children to tell you a story.

1. Imagination Stimulation

2. Language Development

3. Bond Strengthening

4. Honoring Cultural Identity

5. Emotional Expression

This episode offers practical insights into scribing children's stories, highlighting its significant impact on children's development. Be sure to listen in and grab a notebook.

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