Let me tell you a story… to help you learn | Synergy

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teacher-librarian
learning
story
teachning

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Let me tell you a story… to help you learn. (2020). Synergy, 18(2). https://www.slav.vic.edu.au/index.php/Synergy/article/view/413

Abstract

Chelsea Quake explores the role of story in learning and engagement and considers how teacher-librarians can utilise this invaluable teaching tool.

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