Reading to children is universally acknowledged as an important way to foster literacy, and there are many picture books and novels that are a delight to share with a class. This article makes a plea for reviving the art of oral storytelling in schools, an ancient practice that can stimulate the hearts and minds of listeners leading to an increased engagement in learning and a cohesive classroom community.
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