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Story Telling; The Honest Princess

Every culture has its own folklore, which is shared as a means of entertainment, education, culture preservation or instillation of moral values. Stories give emotional glue that connects the audience to the message. Information presentation should be constructed around a story. Stories reshape knowledge into something meaningful. Stories are motivating. Stories make people care and transcend one’s current environment. All these make stories very important in the teaching/learning process. Let’s listen to these two stories.

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Story 1: The Honest Princess

Story 1: The Honest Princess https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXBTPJCtQLQ&list=PL_ihUsy6_PLKYRhQJ1B65SZ5XN1sLjNBk
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Story 2: Why the cock has no teeth

Story Two: Why the cock has no teeth https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXBTPJCtQLQ&list=PL_ihUsy6_PLKYRhQJ1B65SZ5XN1sLjNBk
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15 replies on “Story Telling; The Honest Princess”

[…] Mә̀toŋtәnә̀ – Reading Bәbanә̀ à bὲntә̌ mâkàbә̀ nkuŋǝ, mbatә. A bә sùu, niŋә mәmә ǹtò tiˀi bìtә̀ mәwurә bwo fә̀ngwaŋә wә. À bὲˀὲtә ǹgɔ̀rәnkwi mә tǒnә̀ wә a byì. Moo yi bә bәŋnә jyә ghә yi ndya àŋwàˀàrә̀. À bǝ kǝ jyǝ ti’i ghǝ̀ yi afò. À bǝlya ti’i ǝla bǝ ǝ̀banǝ mbà’ambà’à ǝ̀zǒ. […]

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