Books Beyond The Story Score: An Annotated Bibliography for Stewards

Books Beyond the Story Score(TM): An Annotated Bibliography for Story StewardsThe Story opens the door. What might help us understand what happens next?Books Beyond The Story Score is an annotated bibliography for Story Stewards, educators, parents, librarians, artists, storytellers, researchers, and other curious people interested in what can happen when human beings gather around a Story and begin making meaning together.A companion to Mabuhay! The Minimum Viable Stewardship Guide for Kadayawan Valley Storytellers, this book ventures beyond the practical work of tending an encounter to investigate some of its larger questions.What happens at a threshold? What changes when learners become participants? What happens when we read together? What might drawing contribute to thinking? How can educators provide enough structure for participation without taking ownership of another person's response? When might difference remain unresolved long enough for something new to emerge? And what responsibilities arise whenever we invite another human being into an imaginative, emotional, communal, or otherwise liminal space?Along the way, Story Stewards encounter intellectual neighbors including Mona Brookes, Arnold van Gennep, Victor Turner, Lev Vygotsky, Dorothy Heathcote and Gavin Bolton, research on dialogic reading and drawing-to-learn, Allan Paivio, Edward Deci and Richard Ryan, Viktor Frankl, Heraclitus, and continuing questions from education, psychology, philosophy, anthropology, storytelling, art, ethics, and human community. Books Beyond The Story Score An Annotated Bibliography for Story-PDF.pdfBut this is not an attempt to manufacture academic validation for The Mabuhay Stories(TM).Each entry deliberately asks four things: THE WORKWhat should we consult directly?WHY A STORY STEWARD MIGHT CAREWhat makes this work an interesting intellectual neighbor?WHAT THIS DOES NOT ESTABLISHWhere should we resist claiming too much?A QUESTION TO CARRY INTO PRACTICEWhat might we notice differently during our next encounter?Because intellectual neighbors are not necessarily ancestors. Resemblance is not causation. Useful theory is not automatically empirical evidence. And scholarship should help us ask better questions without pretending to finish the enigma.The Minimum Viable Stewardship Guide helps us tend the encounter.This bibliography helps us investigate it.So begin with the Stories.Bring your questions.Explore beyond the Story Score.And always keep the door open for more. MABUHAY!