Ameen Haque
Despite all round acknowledgement of its importance, teaching about sex in schools continues to be a problem. Either sex education is brushed aside because no one wants to take it up or it is delivered like a sermon to the students. But that doesn’t have to be the case. Sex education can be truly interactive and educative when stories are used to explore the topic.
Avantika Thakur
You have all probably used mind maps in your classrooms. A similar story map charting out the plot, characters, problem, and solution will help both the teacher and the students understand a story and its lesson better.
Bhuvanesware BG
Unsure of why and how stories can be used in your classroom? Read to find the answer to this question.
Bhuvanesware BG
Unsure of why and how stories can be used in your classroom? Read to find the answer to this question.
Sapna Chheda
There are many different ways of how you can make storytelling interesting. Whatever be the purpose behind your telling a story add in a bit of craft and see the effect.
Rachel Katz
Storigami– a mix of origami and story. Try telling this story and at the same time following the instructions on how to fold your paper and you will have your storigami ready!
Amit Kapoor
They say stories are all around us. But then can all text and information that we come across be considered stories? And how do you tell an audience a story? How do you make your stories work and help the audience come to the conclusion that you want them to after listening to the story?
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