What?

Story method is a technique that involves presenting information in the form of a narrative or story, which helps students organise and retain knowledge by creating meaningful connections and engaging their cognitive processes.

How?

Step 1. Plan the storyline. Develop a clear and coherent narrative that aligns with the learning objectives, ensuring it captures students' interest and presents information in a structured and engaging manner.

Step 2. Incorporate key concepts. Integrate important concepts, facts, or ideas into the storyline, ensuring they are conveyed through characters, events, or plot developments to enhance comprehension and retention.

Step 3. Facilitate reflection. After the story, guide students in reflecting on the key points, encouraging them to make connections, ask questions, and discuss the relevance of the story to their own lives or the subject matter.

Why?

Benefits of the story method:

• enhances comprehension

• increases engagement

• improves retention and recall

• facilitates language development

• stimulates creativity

Theory Score:

Behaviourism ★

Cognitivism ★★★★★

Constructivism ★★★★

Social-Constructivism ★★★

Connectivism ★