Now more people give value to the 'natural' development of a language. Grammars are no longer written by erudite individuals crouched over their desks but based on enormous computer data banks revealing how language is actually used. The importance of stories in language teaching There are three broad reasons for language teachers to take the use of stories in their teaching very seriously for all kinds of student from children to adults and from beginners to advanced. I would like to examine each one of these reasons The cornflakes of the classroom Cornflakes contain a wide range of nutritional elements. A plate of cornflakes a day provides a good basic set of the elements we need.
Stories are similar.
Here's why Everybody wants to hear a story. That is why stories are so central to our society. We are who we are through stories. 1 Some exams expect the student to be able to give an explanation or story behind a picture, etc. Preparing for the exam is a motivating factor for most students.