Family Narrative: How Our Stories Shape Us.

The story of a family spoken and handed down became an important means of shaping the family life. Understanding and understanding family stories helps students to understand family history, communication patterns, and meanings. These stories are the cohesive power of bringing together families, and you can capture the essence of the personality of the members. Family therapists can use these stories, especially with dysfunctional families, to understand how it works with families. Myths of the family bring a stabilizing effect on family patterns and communication patterns. In the communication course with the family, both the teacher and the student can talk personal. Students can start by interviewing older relatives and continue to collect stories throughout the semester. When it is difficult for a student to collect a story, the teacher can assign a questionnaire. For explanation, the teacher should keep a series of stories from personal experiences and family history. As an alternative, the required reading may include a story of a published family. Using family stories will encourage families' consciousness, sharing among generations, understanding of family and self, and understanding of family uniqueness. The family story is part of a personal heritage that connects past and present of the family and provides connection to future generations. 19 appendixes (information on the course, tasks, item of memory book and family questionnaire) are attached. (SG)

This creative writing workshop explores families' ideas. We will start with our question: how do we conceptify the word word? How are family history, stories, myths, and words shaping our story? What is the relationship between family and self-construction? How do we investigate ourselves and all our careers in writing? We will examine how we can create meaningful and inspirational works from our own problems. Students have the opportunity to write poems and essays and develop their own creative cross type projects. In the process, we discuss technical elements indispensable for strong writing: how to convert self to speakers; how to create a world of works through images, details and figures; how to make beautiful sentences and lines; find Method table, and many other topics

Understanding the world by telling stories. We form ourselves as to who we are and shape us how we see others and the environment of us and form the way we are reasonable in the world we live in I will tell you the story. These stories and their descriptions are not "real" but architecture. A question arises: Do we tell stories about serving us, our community, and the wider world, or is our story a part of the problem? Which story needs to be built and which story do I have to give up? In order to make change effective, it must occur in three areas: ourselves, other areas, and the dominant norm of culture we operate. The story plays an important role in this regard. Changing the story that we told ourselves also changes the sense of our identity. Teams, groups, communities, and organizations change as the dynamics of stories and stories change. In other words, people can only be approved if their story is trusted and heard.

Over the past few years, there has been great interest in leveraging the power and influence of stories and leadership stories, especially in the corporate world. why? Our thoughts highlight seven main reasons