You have just proceeded farther than your students. Unburden your students by applying good management techniques to your course. Look for barriers to learning that hold your students back or cause them to devote time to unnecessary work. Question your assignments and tests and align them to your learning targets. During the second half of your course variety is often desperately needed to keep your students motivated.
Stories can also be powerful tools for growth and learning.
However, there are several things you should consider before choosing to tell stories as a teaching strategy. Stories should be used to fulfill a definite Instructional purpose. They help students visualize and internalize complex issues or concepts. Anecdotes draw students into the learning process by activating their imaginations. Storytelling takes practice to master.