“THE ROLE OF STORYTELLING IN LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT: TECHNIQUES FOR ENGAGING STUDENTS THROUGH ORAL NARRATIVES”
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Key words: Storytelling, language development, vocabulary acquisition, interactive participation, role-playing, multimedia resources, social-emotional skills, empathy, and cultural awareness.Abstract
Annotation: The aim of this article is to highlight the significance of storytelling in language development and cognitive engagement among students. It explores effective techniques, such as interactive storytelling and multimedia integration that enhance linguistic skills, foster social-emotional growth, and promote cultural awareness while creating an inclusive learning environment.
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