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Telling Our Story

Published on Nov 22, 2015

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TELLING THE LTI STORY

PRACTICING POWERFUL STORYTELLING
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WHEN DO WE TELL STORIES?

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WHY DOES LTI NEED TO TELL STORIES?

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A GOOD STORY IS NOT...

A LECTURE, AN ANECDOTE, OR A JOKE
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A GOOD STORY IS...

MEANINGFUL, TRUTHFUL, RELEVANT, SHORT
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STORYTELLING TOOLS

  • Characters
  • Tension
  • Visuals
  • Meaning
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CHARACTERS

WHO IS IN THIS STORY?
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TENSION

WHAT PROBLEM NEEDS TO BE FIXED?
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VISUALS

CAN WE SEE WHAT YOU ARE SAYING?
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VISUALS

YES, WE CAN SEE WHAT YOU ARE SAYING!
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MEANING

WHY DOES THIS STORY MATTER?
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STRUCTURE OF A STORY

  • Context (set the scene)
  • Problem
  • Action/Change
  • Resolution
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PHASE I: IN GROUPS OF THREE...

  • Choose a story about LTI that you will tell
  • Identify the characters in the story
  • Identify the sources of tension
  • Choose a part of the story to describe visually
  • Decide on the point or the meaning of the story
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PHASE II: STRUCTURE YOUR STORY

  • Describe the CONTEXT
  • Describe the PROBLEM
  • Describe an ACTION which resulted in CHANGE
  • Describe the RESOLUTION of the story
  • Prepare to tell your story tomorrow morning

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