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  • Andalusia – Stories That Connect Us

    Andalusia – Stories That Connect Us

    April 1, 2014

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    Pam Faro

    The year was 711 CE. A Berber army under Arab leadership crossed the Straits of Gibraltar from Morocco for yet more raids on the last of the Visigothic kingdoms in Spain. The invaders took the capital city, Toledo… And so began a 700-year presence of Islam in Europe – and…

  • Part 2 – 5 Reasons Why We Need Storytelling in Schools

    Part 2 – 5 Reasons Why We Need Storytelling in Schools

    March 27, 2014

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    Pam Faro

    “Story is the vehicle we use to make sense of our lives in a world that often defies logic.” (Jim Trelease) Swap the words “poetry/poem/poet” with “storytelling/story/storyteller” as I did in last week’s blog about the first 3 reasons 

  • 5 Reasons Why We Need Storytelling in Schools [Part 1 of At Least 2]

    5 Reasons Why We Need Storytelling in Schools [Part 1 of At Least 2]

    March 20, 2014

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    Pam Faro

    This wonderful blog about why poetry is NEEDED in schools has been circulating on the internet.  It’s true, I love it, I agree with it. …And all the way through reading it, I kept wanting to replace the word “poetry” with “storytelling.” So I did.

  • How My Dog Reminded Me: “Storytelling” is Not Just a Compliment

    How My Dog Reminded Me: “Storytelling” is Not Just a Compliment

    March 13, 2014

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    Pam Faro

    Yesterday – it was 70 degrees, blue-sunshiny, the ducks were paddling in the stream and the owls were hooting back and forth…the old doggie was enjoying stretching out on the still-dormant grass and soaking in the welcome early spring-ish warmth. Today – it’s been snowy-blowy out there, big flakes swirling…

  • In Writing and Storytelling:  Anecdotes are Great – Stories are Even Better

    In Writing and Storytelling: Anecdotes are Great – Stories are Even Better

    February 25, 2014

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    Pam Faro

    He was 12 and I was 7. Yep, Mark was old enough to occasionally be my babysitter on the early Friday evenings when our parents had bowling league and our older high-school-aged brother and sister had other plans. And he knew how to make the food of the gods: buttered…

  • Do You Know This “Secret Power” of Story?

    Do You Know This “Secret Power” of Story?

    February 5, 2014

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    Pam Faro

    It was a glorious Colorado autumn day! Ohhhhh, let me throw open the door and step out into the blue-sky bright-sunshine lovely-fresh air! Glorious! Deep breath, big smile…

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