A few years ago, I came across an article that claimed it was harmful for children to be exposed to fairy tales. The author said the stories were backward and […]
Form Follows Function: Why We’re Making a Different Kind of Game
It was the American architect Louis Sullivan who coined the phrase “form follows function.” Most of you, like me, may know it better due to the design work of Frank […]
Catching the Book Habit
I wasn’t a big reader as a kid. I read a few of the Great Illustrated Classics, because they had big font and pictures on every other page (Call of […]
The Warren & The World Vol 13, Issue 16
Our friends over at The Young Writer’s Workshop are about to open their Crazy Editing Week again and would love to have your young writer join in! They describe it […]
Reading Widely and Well
They bent their heads to the task, and pencils scratched across pieces of paper. As I often do, I marveled at how I could ask my students to do something, […]