Children need stories to learn and engage — Richard Kyte

Richard Kyte asserts that children require stories to effectively learn and engage. He observes that society is gradually becoming a nation captivated by spectacle. In this environment, it has become simple to identify what individuals like or dislike, yet it remains difficult to discern what they actually think. This shift highlights a growing preference for superficial visual appeal over the cognitive depth provided by traditional storytelling in the developmental process of children.