Summary:
Basing on the statistic unity and differences in childhood experiences with storytelling and its effects to the resilience ofpedagogical students from four countries: Vietnam, China, Germany and the US, the article points out cultural factors with influence to the use of storytelling in teaching, education and students daily life. The authors also analyse factors to raise awareness of pedagogical students, educators, researchers and parents about the role of storytelling as one of the useful means that contributes to forming personal resilience.
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