Well, If Storytelling Is Important, Then Your

You Learn At Your Best When You Have Something You Care About And Can Get Pleasure In Being Engaged In.

I Don't Think That It Is Necessary To Rethink Curricular Goals. But It Is Certainly Worth Thinking About Whether These Goals Can Be Reached In Multiple Ways.

Well, If Storytelling Is Important, Then Your Narrative Ability, Or Your Ability To Put Into Words Or Use What Someone Else Has Put Into Words Effectively, Is Important Too.

A Continuing Conversation With Other Persons, With Cultural Products, And With Oneself, Is A Large Part Of What It Means To Be A Human Being, In Our Time And Perhaps In All Time.

It May Well Be Easier To Remember A List If One Sings It (or Dances To It). However, These Uses Of The 'materials' Of An Intelligence Are Essentially Trivial. What Is Not Trivial Is The Capacity To Think Musically.