Bowen Lyam Lee

storyteller, educator, environmentalist.

Stories for Learning

Stories to Spark Conversations on Climate Change Action

Stories for Reflecting on Humanity and Our Limitless Potential

Stories Can Take Us There

YOU CAN TEACH SO MUCH WITH A STORY.

YOU CAN LEARN SO MUCH WITH A STORY.

Storyteller Performances

Upcoming Concerts

You can register for the event and get an online recording that is good for one month after the festival.
https://www.bettersaidthandone.com/womens-festival/
Artists Standing Strong Together, My Story, My Voice, Thursday, March 30, 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm Pacific time

Register at https://www.artistsstandingstrongtogether.net/event-details/my-story-my-voice

  • Bay Area Storytelling Festival, Saturday, April 29
  • I’ll be telling with Asian American Storytellers In Action at 1:30pm

The primary reason I choose to be a storyteller is because I am a teacher to the core, and human beings are wired to learn through stories.

STORIES CAN TEACH US EVERYTHING

Stories to Unlock Learning

Stories have always delivered important lessons. Traditional tales pass down a culture’s values and wisdom. But stories can do so much more to teach what learners need to know.

  • Listen with your heart.
  • Speak your truth.
  • Reserve judgement.
  • Honor yourself and others.           
  • Have Dialogue.

USING STORIES AS GATEWAYS TO LEARNING

Stories Form Natural Connections To The Brain

After tens of thousands of years of listening to storytellers, the brains of human beings are programmed for listening deeply to stories. In a neurological process called neural coupling, the brain activity of listeners to stories matches the brain activity of the storyteller.


When people are listening to a story, their mind is going where the teller’s mind is going. They are taking a journey with the teller wherever the story leads them.

If the teller leads them to a different perspective, or a new concept, or opens the door to new information or skills, learning takes place.

Stories help people become more receptive to new concepts, new information, and problem solving. Their minds are actively engaged in the connections the story has formed.

Brains that are active in the same way as the teacher can more easily grasp where the teacher is going with ideas and situations.
Bowen Lyam Lee, Storyteller

STORYREX STORY EDUCATION

Story Education Presentations

JOIN BOWEN AT A CONFERENCE or BOOK HER FOR STORYTELLING

bowen@storyrex.com or bowenlyamlee@gmail.com

Bowen Lyam Lee

bowenlyamlee@gmail.com

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