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Tag Archives: Storytelling

Life in a TB Sanitorium: Two New Episodes

Leave a comment Posted by ALCStudies Journal on Wordpress on April 13, 2020

We’ve posted two new readings from an ongoing work-in-progress we’re sponsoring about a young woman diagnosed with tuberculosis in the 1950s.

Episode 5: The White Rabbit and a New Friend.

Latest Episode: Francine.

Please click to hear previous episodes on the project page.

Audio, Children, Family, Health & Wellness, History, Literature, Organizations, Personality, Storytelling 1950s, Adventure, Chronic Illness, Epidemic, New Fiction, Sanitorium, Serial, Spoken-Word, Storytelling, TB, Tuberculosis, Women's Fiction, Young-Adult

Me Talk to Me

Leave a comment Posted by ALCStudies Journal on Wordpress on December 5, 2016

We tell ourselves stories in order to succeed: The virtues of self-talk in sports, work and life. (Op-Ed piece by Charles Fernyhough, Los Angeles Times)

Art, Children, Education, Mental Health, Personality, Problem-Solving, Storytelling, Work and Identity Critical-Thinking, Identity, Literacy, Metacognition, Narrative, Novice-Expert Learning, Problem-Solving, Self-Talk, Stories, Storytelling