STORY-POWERED EARLY LEARNING
Abstract
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This article explores the effectiveness of storytelling as a pedagogical tool in teaching English to children. It highlights how storytelling fosters language acquisition by engaging children's imagination and enhancing their listening and comprehension skills. The piece discusses various storytelling techniques, such as interactive storytelling and the use of multimedia, that can captivate young learners. Additionally, it emphasizes the social and emotional benefits of storytelling, including increased empathy and cultural understanding. By providing practical tips and examples, the article aims to inspire educators to incorporate storytelling into their English language curriculum, ultimately making learning more enjoyable and impactful for children.
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