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Hughes Mearns

    Hughes Mearns was an American educator and poet whose work inspired generations of teachers and artists. He pioneered in fostering the natural creativity of children, particularly in the preschool years. Mearns believed in the power of spontaneous expression, and worked methodically to help children forget the presence of adults. His innovative approaches, documented in influential books, changed the landscape of creative writing instruction.

    Creative Power: The Education of Youth in the Creative Arts
    Richard Richard
    • 2007

      Richard Richard

      • 276 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      The poem features Richard Richard, an ordinary character who encounters a series of humorous and absurd situations, showcasing Hughes Mearns's talent for clever storytelling. Through witty rhymes and a rhythmic beat, Mearns captivates readers with the silliness of Richard's name and the comical scenarios he faces. This lighthearted fable appeals to all ages, illustrating the joy and laughter that poetry can inspire while transporting readers into a whimsical world filled with clever wordplay and imaginative tales.

      Richard Richard
    • 1958