Can you recall a moment when a story deeply resonated with you and made you feel seen and heard?
Join us in today’s episode of Take Notes as we are joined by Michael Katz, a professional storyteller and educator. We dive into how storytelling can make a big difference in elementary education and help with mindfulness in schools.
Michael talks about his path to becoming a storyteller. He shows us how telling stories can grab the attention of young kids and help them learn. This episode is full of great ideas for anyone who wants to use storytelling in education, with tips on making stories fun and interactive for kids.
We discussed the importance of connecting with kids through stories. Michael shares his tips for teaching mindfulness with storytelling and how this can improve listening skills and help kids grow.
Curious to see how storytelling can transform learning? Listen in!
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About Michael:
Michael Katz has been a profession storyteller for over 30 years, both as a performer and as a teacher of the craft. The work he loves the most is in elementary schools, while his public performance have been at such illustrious locations as the openings of the L.A. Getty Center and the Disney Concert Hall. HIs CD of stories "Far Away and Close to Home" was given a Parents Choice Silver Honor Award. In the last 15 years he has also been teaching mindfulness in elementary schools, primarily with K-2 students.
Connect with Michael:
Website: www.storytellermichael.com