When she enrolled at N.C. State, she headed straight for Snow's class as a way to pass on the experiences to the next generation. Snow's students go beyond the minimum requirements for the class. Last year, a student wrote scripts to go along with children's fables and these are being used by current communication students and shared with teachers and librarians. The students also have video taped their work for use by teachers all across the state. It requires a lot of preparation.
Kids are a tough audience, more critical in a sense than adults.
If you are not doing a good job, you lose their attention. The trick is to get them involved in the story. You know you have won them over when you get them to react and respond. If you can master this audience, you can master any situation in the business world, which is where I'm heading. Snow also has worked closely with secondary teachers in in-service activities through Humanities Extension.