Not much represents a culture better than its stories. In this episode, Anna and Shey chat with Dustin from Sandman Stories Presents about storytelling, teaching, and cross-cultural understanding. Listen and travel the world through folklore! 🕯️ 🎧 Listen to Sandman Stories Presents on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 🌍 On this episode: Episode 133: Ghana–Morning Sunrise, Honourable Minu, Why The Moon and The Stars Receive Their Light From The Sun (W.H. Barker 1917). 💙 Follow @StoriesSandman on Twitter for more storytelling ideas! Stories for kids: Piggie and Elephant Stories, Mo Willems Bud, Not Buddy, Christopher Paul Curtis The Riverside Anthology, Douglas Hunt Dan Santat (Illustrator) Lane Smith (Illustrator) Stories for adults: Beneath the Moon, Yoshi Yoshitani Modern Love, The New York Times May Newsletter and June Newsletter | Subscribe to The Teacher Think-Aloud Podcast’s newsletter for more book ideas! Free literature online: Project Gutenberg Archive.org Questions for reflection: How do you use stories in your classroom? How can you support learners’ intercultural communicative competence through stories in your learning context?

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