Storytelling used to be the most common way of teaching others, particularly in oral tradition based cultures. It still is a valuable learning and training tool. Here you will find help with using stories and fables for learning purposes in seminars, presentations, and training.
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Kat Koppett and Matthew Richter
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Story-telling as a training method works well in technical training. Story-telling can simplfy complex instruction. See your students learning experience can be maximized.
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30-Oct-2007
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Mary Hamilton
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Includes a short explantion of the following tips: vary your words to suit the audience, varying your timing, use space appropriately for the size of audience, make eye contact, broaden repertoire.
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28-Aug-2007
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Chris King
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Techniques to use to create meaningful audience participation such as "People Don't Aruge with Their Own Data," use the power of your eyes, etc.
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28-Aug-2007
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Judy Applebaum
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Research suggests that information derived from stories is more likely to be remembered by a learner -- and for much longer -- than information gleaned from a list of facts and figures. Find out how and why you should adopt storytelling as an effective training method.
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23-Jul-2007
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John C Lasne
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A first person account relating the experiences of someone who uses storytelling as a teaching and training tool.
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20-Jul-2007
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Andy Fraenkel
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A nice piece with hints, tips and suggestions about how to do storytelling, including things like posture, gesture, structure, etc.
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20-Jul-2007
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