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EPISODE · Jul 7, 2023 · 34 MIN

#106: Multisensory Storytelling with Laura Shea

from The Everything ECE Podcast · host Carla Ward

One of the most cherished and impactful moments within the profession of Early Childhood Education is the art of storytelling. It serves as a powerful tool to connect children with the world beyond their immediate surroundings and fosters self-discovery.On this week's episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, guest Laura Shea, the founder of Little Stories That Stick brings a fresh perspective to storytelling, particularly through her advocacy for multisensory techniques. Prepare to be amazed as she shares practical insights that you can easily incorporate into your own program. You may be surprised to discover that you're already implementing some of these techniques without even realizing it!Join host, Carla Ward, and Laura for an enlightening conversation as Laura unravels the impact and benefits of storytelling in Early Childhood Education. Show Notes: elfoundations.com/106 How to Work with Carla

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