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How do we teach design to a young student? Should we show him past "specimens" of good woodworking or furniture design, then use that new-found knowledge to inspire the student's next creation? Or, should we encourage him to pursue specific ingredients of sophisticated design such as novelty, high aesthetics, or even rebellion and de-constructivism? Another possibility to to simply let the student experiment and reach meaning in...
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