"Play, of course, is children’s 'work' — the way they express and process all the knowns and unknowns, the anxious and the exciting. I think children need solitary times to play “school” or “virus,” so they can “work it out” in their own head."

"Play, of course, is children’s 'work' — the way they express and process all the knowns and unknowns, the anxious and the exciting. I think children need solitary times to play “school” or “virus,” so they can “work it out” in their own head." https://hgse.me/2EslpQc


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