Storycorp Narrative

The greatest thing about history is that every detail of it has a story. Being a historical interpreter I am fortunate enough to learn and tell these stories from hundreds of years ago. But even though I spend most of my summer completely immersed in history, I still find myself being amazed at the stories that we uncover from the smallest of artifacts. I like to think of them as little glimpses into what life was really like hundreds of years ago.

Every story has more than one side; stories give insight into a person's life because of the experiences they have encountered. If one cannot share their story we will not know the individual holistically. I concur with David Brook's ideas about the apparent dangers of a single story. One's story needs to provide a laconic view of the person entirely.

It seemed as if we had only been at school for about an hour before it was time for

First of all, I want to state my interest in this single-story issue, because I has been exposed to it from the History course I took last semester. Single-story is basically information or story we trust because the information had been taught for years. So, when it comes to single-story, the truth is not about the real events or history, but more to the common information we share and believe for years. I believe single-story is a pretty common issue in our live and since we are very accustomed with them, we do not realize the effect of believing solely in single-story. However, I find that single-story is not the only problem we have when we try to deal with history or events in the past. I also think that perspective have great influence in creating the story. As an event usually involve more than one side, there are more than one perspective can be built upon the event. Nevertheless, we usually only stick on one side of the perspective and believing it 100 percent, so it is indirectly limiting our information about the event. That’s why I believe single-story and single-perspective is very related and both bring the same disadvantages.

Everybody have their own background and interest. Often, it might be a story about times they overcome something or coping with it . I, however, is coping with my situation which is losing my mother to breast cancer. Losing a loved one have shaped me to be a better person because it has mature me .

"What to do," said the Sea God wearily. Poseidon sat on his throne with a bored expression on his face. " What to do!" he said again, "I know!" he exclaimed, "I can create a new sea animal!" he said with an excited expression on his face. Poseidon looked down at his pet whale and asked him, "What do you think I should make Rudy!" he asked,

In different articles and videos, I have read and watched I learned that our identity is very precious. In fact, our identity is represented by our stories. Storytelling is different in everyone. Some people tell their stories depending on what they remember. Some people tell their stories only by telling the happy moments while some telling the unhappy ones. In Julie Becks article, she said: “it’s in the late teens and early adulthood that story construction really picks up.” So it is really important to learn how to tell a story in childhood because it represents the identity of the storyteller.

I spent the days reading and sleeping and doing homework. It was about as exciting as the Republican National Convention, well, the homework anyway. The books were the most interesting part, but you can’t spend all of your time reading books, right? Anyways, after quite a bit of thinking and debating with myself, I came to the completely logical conclusion that the best way to alleviate my boredom would be to make bread, because the best thing to do when you are bored is obviously to do something that involves a lot of sitting around and doing nothing.

I have work experience with the Department of Youth Rehabilitative Services as a Family Crisis Therapist Intern (May 2016-August 2016). Duties include, but are not limited to working with clients and families to obtain social and background information involving income, education, religion, criminal, health, addiction, race or ethnicity. Information is used to help in determining eligibility of various social service needs and resources. Provide individual and group counseling to identify specific problems to aide in the development and implements of service/treatment plans. Maintain and document narrative case notes for data entry into an automated information system. Report progress and make recommendations to the court and staff.

Partial sentences encourage a person with Autism to make guesses regarding the next step in a situation, the response of another individual, or his own response. They are very similar to fill-in-the-blank-sentences that are often used by teachers in examinations to check understanding. In a Social Story, a descriptive, perspective, directive or affirmative sentence may be written as a partial statement, with a portion of the sentence replaced with a black space. In the process of reviewing a Social

The P.O.V. Storytelling Workshop lead me to a network of film industry professionals and enabled me to explore a whole new world of film. In the 3 week summer program I participated in for two summers in a row, I was able to work with industry professionals alongside other teenagers that had the same passion and drive as me. The program gave me the opportunity to work with technology I have never been exposed to and the industry professionals brought in as teachers and advisors ended up being permanent mentors in my life that I still work with months later.

Their actions show people their everyday actions can change the world like Thomas. Instead of protecting himself, Thomas attempts to reclaim Indian history during his testimony. Only the person full of pride and dignity can commit this act. Storytelling functions as our traditional way of passing on an inspiration to many individuals to make a better world.

While there are many themes in The Storyteller, by Jodi Picoult, one that stood out to me was the character of Josef Weber, an ex-SS officer, in his quest for forgiveness. The story is told from multiple viewpoints and also includes a fairy-tale written by Sage’s grandmother, Minka. There were two main things that intrigued me the most in this book: What brings someone to willingly partake in the holocaust? And Why does Josef pretend to be Reiner when asking for forgiveness?

35 year old stay at home mum, Nikki Rees, also known, as ‘ActivevlyRees’ is not your typical fitness blogger that we all follow. Over the past couple of years Nikki has been through a tremendous amount but that hasn’t stopped her passion for a fairytale ending.

I think that my interest in history started with my childhood love of stories. Specifically, stories that reveal things about how people think. Some people might not think of history as a story because history actually happened or at least we think it did. But what matters most about history and all stories is how they make us feel and how they tell us about ourselves.