Module -Storytelling
Warm-up the audience
The first engagement of the learners takes place before the actual story starts - the warm-up, but for what? The content of the story determines the atmosphere you create. What do you want to warm the audience up to?- to be curious
- to relax
- to be creative
- to pay special attention to a topic
- to create an atmosphere of trust and openess
- to come together as a group
- to stimulate memories
- to dive into a certain world
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A warm-up is not necessarily required for every story and for every purpose for which you use a story. It depends very much on how the story is embedded in its lesson. Does it merely serve you as an introduction to a topic to generate attention? Or as an amusing conclusion to a lesson? Then an active warm-up of your adult audience is less necessary. However, if you want to work actively with the learners on and with the story, then it is worth giving time to the warm-up.
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