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Roam and browse the books and try to note down as much as you can about as many different people as you can in about 20 minutes.

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Each pair got to do 3-4 stations over the course of 2 double lessons

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Individual lessons, individual work - more advanced level

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Individual lessons, individual work - more advanced level

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Learners could select a book of choice and work independently with it.

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Individual lessons, individual work - simple version

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Individual lessons, individual work - simple version

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Learners could select a book of choice and work independently with it.

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This e-book contains high-resolution graphics and tables that can only be read on e-readers capable of enlarging images. (Auto-)biographical storytelling is the ideal vehicle for English language teaching (ELT) because learners identify with individuals across cultures and media formats. Stories support language learning in a sustainable manner and contribute to intercultural understanding and cognitive development. This essay collection homes in on the intricacies and affordances of storytelling in ELT and encourages teachers and learners to engage with life stories across various forms of modal representations.