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https://doi.org/10.47689/2181-3701-vol3-iss3/S-pp230-239Keywords
storytelling , critical thinking , logical flow , cause and effect , decision-making , problem-solving , cognitive skills , coherence , creativity , reflection , evaluation , empathy , perspectives , analytical skillsAbstract
Storytelling has been mentioned as a beneficial tool for teaching. Moreover, its role in improving thinking skills is increasingly pointed out in learning settings. Storytelling, as a method of teaching, can attract students emotionally, intellectually, and ethically, providing a comprehensive approach to fostering these skills.
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