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port language and literacy learning. But while story read-ing frequently occurs in early childhood settings and is valued as an important tool to enhance literacy develop-ment, storytelling is frequently viewed as a frill and only occasionally used in classrooms (Cooter 1991). Mallan (1996) explains that the story and storytelling are es-
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