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Storytelling is an ancient art that pre-dates writing. The storyteller shares an experience
with the audience as a performing art, teaching aid, and a method to share information
not supported by data.
Stories use verbal pictures to spark interest, add variety, and change the pace of a discussion.
Stories make dull days sparkle.
Stories can share a "truth" that facts can not.
Stories bridge the gap between data and knowledge
Stories present dreams and tell about the past
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programs ideas and a sample story.
Stories by Stuhlman CD information
Storytellers
Daniel D. Stuhlman
honed his technique as a storyteller while a school librarian for over
20 years. His voice ranges from a deep radio announcer style to imitating the voices of
children. He holds masters and doctoral degrees in library service and Jewish studies. Currently he
teaches graduate students of library science for several universities.
Beverly F. Stuhlman
is a retired reading specialist, with a masters degree in teaching reading.
She has been acting in amateur theater productions for over 17 years. One recent role was
Yente in Fiddler on the Roof.
Links
Librarian's Lobby
Jewish
Library Network of Metro Chicago
Stuhlman Management Consultants
Program ideas and sample story
Stuhlman Management Consultants
Daniel D. Stuhlman is president of
Stories by Stuhlman and Stuhlman Management Consultants,
Chicago, IL, a firm helping organizations turn data and information into knowledge.
©2006 Last revised
March 20, 2006
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