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ABSTRACT
Storytelling enhances children's language skills by providing a supportive environment for them to experiment with language. It's preferred over traditional methods for its effectiveness in helping children acquire language, particularly those who learn at a slower pace.
Different storytelling formats are supported to aid language development in culturally diverse children. Effective delivery methods, beneficial story types, and personalized approaches are highly valued. Narratives are seen as crucial for language development, helping children understand grammatical rules and develop critical thinking skills.
Narrative-based activities also improve listening and speaking abilities, benefiting students struggling with language comprehension.
Storytelling contributes significantly to developing social skills and boosting confidence, especially in shy children. Early exposure to storytelling is believed to have long-lasting benefits for communication and language fluency. It encourages children to freely express themselves and improves their communication skills through retelling stories.
