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*uses of narrative* research updated 27th April 2010 why storyboarding works free material, ideas and formats for bill law’s three-scene storyboarding three-scene storyboarding is a narrative technique for finding out 'what's going on?' and working out 'what can I do about it?' check for immediate alerts handbook - pdf narratives for well-being www.hihohiho.com/moving on/cafnarrative.pdf The fully-referenced monograph shows how a single story can be set down in many different ways. It develops a five-scene storyboarding technique. And that allows it to extend the process into a narrative-based action-planning sequence. It highlights
	> the value of engaging students - with other people’s stories, and their own > how this relates to education for well-being > where ’emotional intelligence’ relates to these processes > how thoughts and feelings are linked > how social context is always part of the action > how storyboarding feeds in personal-development planning > the possibilities and limits of learning from storytelling
This material is useful for teachers, advisers and mentors in all aspects of personal-and-social development and the trainers and consultants who support them
other downloads some aspects of storyboarding can be set up pretty quickly - but there is more to it than that to realise the potential you can - as and when you need them - call on these various sources for expanding its usefulness		>	> twelve worked examples www.hihohiho.com/storyboarding/sbtwelve.pdf > storyboarding as a research tool www.hihohiho.com/storyboarding/sbresearch.pdf > fewer lists more stories www.hihohiho.com/underpinning/cafbiog.pdf > narratives for well-being www.hihohiho.com/moving on/cafnarrative.pdf	>	stay in touch this is on-going work get immediate alerts
free-to-download three-scene storyboarding is wholly owned by Dr Bill Law at the Career-learning Café www.hihohiho.com trialing for further development is underway at The Centre for Guidance Studies, and others, at The University of Derby

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