If the teacher is human, what educational benefit can storytelling bring to the classroom?

Connecting the lesson with life and imagination

The governing concept is meaningful, imaginative learning through human guidance. A human teacher can select a story or example that connects an abstract idea with familiar experiences, emotions, choices, and real-life situations. While listening and responding, students may imagine events, ask questions, predict outcomes, and relate the lesson to their own lives. This makes understanding deeper and memory stronger without abandoning the academic purpose of the lesson. Option A is correct because it states both major benefits: connection with life and stimulation of imagination. Option B falsely treats storytelling as a replacement for teaching, C contradicts discussion, and D confuses enrichment with the disappearance of assessment. Storytelling supports learning rather than cancelling it.

This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Fun They Had. Topic: the importance of human teachers.