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
Saved by Laura Pike Seeley
La standardisation – et la place de plus en plus importante qu’elle occupe dans l’éducation – va à l’encontre du mode d’apprentissage le plus naturel qui soit pour les personnes de tout âge, en particulier pour les jeunes enfants : le jeu.
We can provide for our children by safeguarding their time and opportunities for open-ended imaginative play.
For nearly 200 years, since the first kindergarten opened in 1837, kindergarten has been a time for telling stories, building castles, drawing pictures, and learning to share. But that is starting to change. Today, more and more kindergarten children are spending time filling out phonics worksheets and memorizing math flashcards. In sh
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... See moreChildren learn through play to connect, synchronize, and take turns. They enjoy attunement and need enormous quantities of it. Attunement and synchrony bond pairs, groups, and whole communities. Social media, in contrast, is mostly asynchronous and performative.