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  1. Feb 8, 2023 · Fairytales can nurture a child’s imagination and teach them about real life. Experts agree their overall effect is positive, but not always. ... Fairy tales: A compass for children's healthy ...

    • Fairy Tales Show Kids How to Handle Problems. We learn from the characters in stories, even as adults. They help us because we connect to our own lives, dreams, anxieties, and consider what we would do in their shoes.
    • Fairy Tales Build Emotional Resiliency. Fairy tales show real life issues in a fantastical scenario where most often the hero triumphs. (Except in Grimm originals.)
    • Fairy Tales Give Us a Common Language (Cultural Literacy & Canon) Neil Gaiman writes, “We encounter fairytales as kids, in retellings or panto. We breathe them.
    • Fairy Tales Cross Cultural Boundaries. Many cultures share common fairy tales like Cinderella, with their own cultural flavor. We read the versions and know we all share something important, the need to make sense of life with story, and the hope for good to triumph over evil.
  2. Mar 19, 2023 · Reading fairytales can benefit child development in a variety of ways. Exposure to fairytales during childhood can: entertain children while teaching the basic structure of telling a story. foster child development by allowing children to project their imaginations and creativity into a story. help dispel fears of the unknown.

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  3. Oct 28, 2022 · A recent paper published in The Australian Journal of Language and Literacy found that fairy tales are still a valuable tool to help children learn about social justice, emotional intelligence and even science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). “Once upon a time, fairy tales were the main way to teach children about the world ...

  4. Even when the child identifies with the negative characters in the fairy tale, the child can learn to cope with threats, conflicts and their anxieties linked to the illness, and this has a positive impact on their quality of life (Adamo 268, 270). In contrast, some people may think of fairy tales as being dangerous for children and young persons.

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  5. Apr 5, 2023 · Fairy tales and coping with adversities. Fairy tales are also used in therapeutic environments. They help process difficult emotions in safe and meaningful ways. For example, one study showed that children hospitalised in the oncology (cancer) ward benefitted from a fairy tale workshop in a number of ways. For example, through identifying with ...

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  7. Jun 12, 2024 · We all grew up with fairy tales, either reading them or having them read to us. We have read hundreds, if not thousands, of fairy tales and similar stories throughout our childhood. Each is filled with its own themes and messages for the audience to digest. Stories stick with us, especially those we connect to; they provide us with a sense of escape. Stories have power; they are meant to ...

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