The benefits of play are immense across all ages, research shows
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The benefits of play are immense across all ages, research shows
Play, which I would define as anything we do simply for the joy of doing rather than as a means to an end – whether it’s flying a kite or listening to music or kicking around a football – might seem like a non-essential activity. Often it is treated that way. But in fact play is essential in many ways. Stuart Brown, the founder of the National Inst
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Play-to-Learn: Play is crucial for human growth and development. It allows us to explore and expand our creativity, connect with others and nurture our intrinsic motivators through getting in tune with an inner sense of purpose. One of the most effective and popular methods of play is through games.
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Free play is as essential for developing social skills, like conflict resolution, as it is for developing physical skills.