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Lucy Antunez
Senior Project
“If
you want your children to be
intelligent, read them fairy tales. If
you want them to be more
intelligent, read them more fairy
tales.”
―Albert Einstein
Fairy
Tales
Morals
Psychology
Archetypes
The
argument on this topic is about the
criticism and dismissal on the value of stories
and fairy tales.
Promotes
hopes and
dreams
Enhances
vocabulary
and worldly knowledge
Expands
imagination
and creativity
Teaches
politeness,
manners, and
respect
Leads
by example
that good behavior
is always rewarded
Motivates
readers to
maintain hope and
persevere through
difficult times
Provides
clear moral
guidance
Recognize
suspicious
or wicked people
Create
a proper
environment for your
children/understanding
your children
Sigmund
Bruno
Otto
Many
Freud
Bettelheim
Rank
psychologists have concluded that fairy
tales are good for children’s development.
Fairy
tales help children develop moral skills.
Fairy
tales help adults understand their
children.
Psychologists
deem stories are good for a
child’s developmental health.
Parents
should encourage their children to
read and not watch shows like Jersey Shore
and South Park, and learn to value morality
rather than being materialistic.
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