Rather on a glowing computer or an old fashioned sheet of paper, you
write a lot in school. And I mean a lot. Essays, poetry, lab reports,
paragraphs, random blog posts, slideshows. At the end of a typical
school day you will probably have started at least two rough drafts,
finished your essay about that one book you can’t even remember the
name of, and have a really bad hand cramp. But what if school wasn’t
like that? What if it was different? What if instead of this:
The girl sat in the emerald green grass
The wind rustling her hair
As a shooting star flew past
It was this:
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| Graphite |
What if instead of a teacher telling you to “write an essay”, a teacher
would tell you to “draw an illustration?”
For starters, the school supplies list would look a little different:
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| Digital |
And it would probably cost more than the usual school list, because art
supplies can be fairly expensive. Yet you don’t have to buy a pack of
pencils that costs one hundred dollars, you could get the cheaper
brands, like Crayola.
Instead of kids holding their pencils like this to write their ABCs:
They would hold them like this, to draw the ABCs:
