When was the last time you picked up a pen or pencil to draw? For many of us, drawing is an activity firmly relegated to childhood and is not part of our professional adult lives. The thought of bringing it into the language classroom with adult learners may even be something that makes you scoff. However, drawing is not simply child’s play. As the foundation of all design, architecture and engineering, it has a significant influence on our lives, with every object we own and encounter beginning life via the touch of pen to paper in the form of . . .
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