Ages 6+
Re-Writing EdTech
Remember being in school and thinking, 'Why do we have to learn this?' Learning without that 'why' question being answered is extremely frustrating. What if, instead, your child met a character in a story who discovered the beauty of subjects on their own? Now, the 'why' question has been cleverly answered. Imagine being able to give your child a fun book, knowing that story will make them better at math.
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Learning Is Work
What do brick-laying, learning, and long-haul-trucking have In common? They’re all hard work.
What’s not hard work? Listening to stories. From kids reading picture books to old folks watching their programs: Everyone loves stories.
You know that incredible feeling of being deeply connected to a character? The empathy is electric. When that character experiences something, so do you. Your heart breaks when theirs does. You celebrate their victories as if they were your own. And, most importantly, you learn alongside them.
That’s the magic of Learn Through Stories.
Stories, where readers vicariously experience and learn with the characters, making every lesson unforgettable.
Why Me?
Despite great teachers and supportive parents, sitting in school didn’t help me learn. Later in life, I realized learning is my passion—I’m addicted to it. It’s tragic that so many smart kids struggle in the very place they should flourish like I did. My experience with Story Time Chess showed me the power of stories to teach complex concepts in ways that engage and excite. That’s why I created Learn Through Stories—to write stories for kids who think differently and to reshape education through the magic of storytelling.
I hated school. But, I love learning.
Tyler Schwartz, Founder
Consulting
Writing stories that teach Is Incredibly difficult. I have 15-years of experience taking any subject and turning It Into a magical story. I’d love to help you write a magical story that teaches anything. Here are some common ways I’ve helped companies use stories to teach.
Education Is a Puzzle Let’s Solve It Together.
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