Educating by story-telling : $b showing the value of story-telling as an educational tool for the use of all workers with children

This guide shows how the simple act of telling a story can become a powerful teaching strategy for anyone who works with children—whether in a classroom, a Sunday school, or a community center. Drawing on years of hands‑on experience with kids of all ages and backgrounds, the author explains why narratives naturally capture attention, spark curiosity, and connect new ideas to everyday life. She also traces the psychological roots of storytelling, illustrating how empathy and imagination work together to make learning both memorable and enjoyable.

The book offers a step‑by‑step plan that busy educators can follow, complete with sample tales and practical tips for weaving stories into subjects such as science, history, and moral education. Readers will discover ways to lighten the routine of instruction, encourage deeper engagement, and help children develop a love for literature and critical thinking. It’s a useful resource for teachers, parents, and anyone who wants to turn ordinary lessons into memorable adventures.