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    With the use of proper stories, we can make the ideas stick to our learners' minds immediately. discovery points, reference, clear images.
   
 

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Key Ideas:
  1. One small act of kindness can make a huge difference.
  2. A gesture of greatness comes from a small capability to let others feel one's help.
  3. This can be applied to our lessons using stories to provoke the learners' imagination and empathy.
  4. With the use of proper stories, we can make the ideas stick to our learners' minds immediately.
  5. It helps them to quickly identify the discovery points, as stories provide clearer images and reference points.
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  • James gregory 2x2
    James Gregory
     Feb 06, 2023 09:40am
    Storytelling can not only capture learners' attention at the beginning of a training but also be a way for us to frame the learner's own experience. What do you want, O Learner, *your* story to be? Your journey to a more competent worker/self starts here, how will your story end? How will it differ from the story we just saw? How will you make that happen?
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