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English Language Arts · All grades

Understanding Story Ownership: Storytelling Protocols and Attribution

This student activity explores intellectual property, storytelling protocols, and respectful attribution, particularly within oral traditions and Indigenous communities.

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This student activity explores intellectual property, storytelling protocols, and respectful attribution, particularly within oral traditions and Indigenous communities. Students reflect on the responsibilities of sharing stories and consider how digital storytelling creates additional ownership challenges.

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What you’ll teach

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  • Students will explain why acknowledging story ownership matters.
  • Students will identify storytelling protocols related to sharing oral traditions.
  • Students will describe consequences of failing to credit story sources.
  • Students will reflect on responsible digital storytelling practices.