WW-2 WORDS AS WAYSHOWERS, Part 2
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The Power of Storytelling, live webinar with Terah Cox
3 Hrs. | Includes pre-class review by Terah of short writing assignment. Limit 10 participants per class)
US, EST: Sep 14, 2019 | Time: 12-3pm (UK = 18:00-21:00)
AU/NZ: 15 Sep 2019 | Time: 10:00-13:00 (US =9/14, 8pm)
or
US, EST: Sep 21, 2019 | Time: 12-3pm (UK = 18:00-21:00)
AU/NZ: 22 Sep 2019 | Time: 10:00-13:00 (US =9/21, 8pm)
Storytelling has been a way to preserve and pass down the aspirations, ways and wisdoms of people and cultures since the dawn of humankind. Few literary and entertainment styles, if any, are more compelling and resonant to the human psyche than storytelling. You might be presenting the most erudite, simple or complex concepts and guidance with the most powerful and inspired words -- and maybe, or maybe not, hold the reader’s attention for long passages of words and time. But give an example with a story or “case history,” and you’ve suddenly got the reader’s full attention. Through story, you’re not telling your readers what to learn – you’re letting them discover it for themselves – because the parts of the story that will resonate with them are the things that they most need and are ready to hear in that very moment.
This module will explore how to support your ideas, wisdoms and instructions with stories and anecdotal experiences. A short writing assignment given to you at the end of Part 1 will be reviewed by Terah before the webinar and shared with the class for group feedback.
3 Hrs. | Includes pre-class review by Terah of short writing assignment. Limit 10 participants per class)
US, EST: Sep 14, 2019 | Time: 12-3pm (UK = 18:00-21:00)
AU/NZ: 15 Sep 2019 | Time: 10:00-13:00 (US =9/14, 8pm)
or
US, EST: Sep 21, 2019 | Time: 12-3pm (UK = 18:00-21:00)
AU/NZ: 22 Sep 2019 | Time: 10:00-13:00 (US =9/21, 8pm)
Storytelling has been a way to preserve and pass down the aspirations, ways and wisdoms of people and cultures since the dawn of humankind. Few literary and entertainment styles, if any, are more compelling and resonant to the human psyche than storytelling. You might be presenting the most erudite, simple or complex concepts and guidance with the most powerful and inspired words -- and maybe, or maybe not, hold the reader’s attention for long passages of words and time. But give an example with a story or “case history,” and you’ve suddenly got the reader’s full attention. Through story, you’re not telling your readers what to learn – you’re letting them discover it for themselves – because the parts of the story that will resonate with them are the things that they most need and are ready to hear in that very moment.
This module will explore how to support your ideas, wisdoms and instructions with stories and anecdotal experiences. A short writing assignment given to you at the end of Part 1 will be reviewed by Terah before the webinar and shared with the class for group feedback.
